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An attempted murder and murder case against former Meat Brothers Pub owner, Tshwaro Mangwegape to be transferred to Taung Regional Court

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Picture: The former Meat Brothers Pub owner, Tshwaro Mangwegape/Facebook

By OBAKENG MAJE

A murder and attempted murder case against the former Meat Brothers Pub owner, Tshwaro Mangwegape (41), is set to be transferred to the Taung Regional Court. Mangwegape, who is out on a R5000 bail, briefly appeared at Taung Magistrate’s Court today.

Mangwegape is accused of shooting and killing the NWU Soccer Institute player, Undivile “Vilo” Mdi (28) and injuring his friend, Aobakwe Ernest Kokwe (33). On 17 December 2023, Mdi and Kokwe were amongst patrons who visited the establishment that was full to capacity.

It is alleged that the security guards refused entry to patrons who did not have Identification Documents (IDs) and that led to a stampede. Mdi and Kokowe allegedly tried to gain entry forcefully, but Mangwegape allegedly pulled out a gun and shot at them.

Mdi was fatally shot, while his friend was rushed to the hospital with terrible gunshot wounds. Mangwegape’s case was postponed to 8 July 2024, for the regional court date.

The state also highlighted that it is still waiting for the ballistic test results.

Meanwhile, the ANCYL spokesperson in North West, Molebang Mohlomi said in a statement that, they condemn violence meted against patrons at the Meat Brothers. Mohlomi said it is alleged that security guards and bouncers unleashed live ammunition towards unarmed civilians, who were trying to gain access to the establishment.

“This barbaric behaviour bothers public safety. This shows how business owners lack respect for their clients. A clinical approach to review licences of public places must be applied to ensure those who are bestowed with the responsibility to protect patrons are PSIRA compliant.

“We have sent our heartfelt condolences to the families that have lost their loved ones. Equally so, we call upon law enforcement agencies to speedily resolve this brutish crime,” he said.

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Murder and attempted murder accused, Tshwaro Mangwegape back in court 

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Picture: The former Meat Brothers Pub owner, Tshwaro Mangwegape/Facebook

By OBAKENG MAJE

A murder and attempted murder case against the former Meat Brothers Pub owner, Tshwaro Mangwegape (41), is expected to resume today at Taung Magistrate’s Court. Mangwegape, who is out on R5000 bail, is accused of shooting and killing the NWU Soccer Institute player, Undivile “Vilo” Mdi (28) and injuring his friend, Aobakwe Ernest Kokwe (33). 

On 17 December 2023, Mdi and Kokwe were amongst patrons who visited the establishment that was full to capacity. It is alleged that the security guards refused entry to patrons who did not have Identification Documents (IDs) and that led to a stampede.

Mdi and Kokowe allegedly tried to gain entry forcefully, but Mangwegape allegedly pulled out a gun and shot at them. Mdi was fatally shot, while his friend was rushed to the hospital with terrible gunshot wounds.

Mangwegape’s case was postponed, while the state is still waiting for ballistic test results.

Meanwhile, the ANCYL spokesperson in North West, Molebang Mohlomi said in a statement that, they condemn violence meted against patrons at the Meat Brothers. Mohlomi said it is alleged that security guards and bouncers unleashed live ammunition towards unarmed civilians, who were trying to gain access to the establishment.

“This barbaric behaviour bothers public safety. This shows how business owners lack respect for their clients. A clinical approach to review licences of public places must be applied to ensure those who are bestowed with the responsibility to protect patrons are PSIRA compliant. 

“We have sent our heartfelt condolences to the families that have lost their loved ones. Equally so, we call upon law enforcement agencies to speedily resolve this brutish crime,” he said.

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Murder and attempted murder case against Tshwaro Mangwegape postponed

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Picture: The former Meat Brothers Pub owner, Tshwaro Mangwegape/Facebook

By OBAKENG MAJE

A murder and attempted murder case against the former Meat Brothers Pub owner, Tshwaro Mangwegape (41), has been postponed to 6 June 2024. Mangwegape, who is out on R5000 bail, is accused of shooting and killing the NWU Soccer Institute player, Undivile “Vilo” Mdi (28) and injuring his friend, Aobakwe Ernest Kokwe (33) is back in court today. 

On 17 December 2023, Mdi and Kokwe were amongst patrons who visited the establishment that was full to capacity. It is alleged that the security guards refused entry to patrons who did not have Identification Documents (IDs) and that led to a stampede.

Mdi and Kokowe allegedly tried to gain entry forcefully, but Mangwegape allegedly pulled out a gun and shot at them. Mdi was fatally shot, while his friend was rushed to the hospital with terrible gunshot wounds.

Mangwegape’s case was postponed to 2 May 2024, while the state is still waiting for ballistic test results.

The ANCYL spokesperson in North West, Molebang Mohlomi said in a statement that, they condemn violence meted against patrons at the Meat Brothers. Mohlomi said it is alleged that security guards and bouncers unleashed live ammunition towards unarmed civilians, who were trying to gain access to the establishment.

“This barbaric behaviour bothers public safety. This shows how business owners lack respect for their clients. A clinical approach to review licences of public places must be applied to ensure those who are bestowed with the responsibility to protect patrons are PSIRA compliant. 

“We have sent our heartfelt condolences to the families that have lost their loved ones. Equally so, we call upon law enforcement agencies to speedily resolve this brutish crime,” he said.

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Former Meat Brothers Pub owner, Tshwaro Mangwegape back in court 

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Picture: Former Meat Brothers Pub owner, Tshwaro Mangwegape/Facebook 

By OBAKENG MAJE

The former Meat Brothers Pub owner, Tshwaro Mangwegape (41), who is out on R5000 bail, is accused of shooting and killing the NWU Soccer Institute player, Undivile “Vilo” Mdi (28) and injuring his friend, Aobakwe Ernest Kokwe (33) is back in court today. 

On 17 December 2023, Mdi and Kokwe were amongst patrons who visited the establishment that was full to capacity. It is alleged that the security guards refused entry to patrons who did not have Identification Documents (IDs) and that led to a stampede.

Mdi and Kokowe allegedly tried to gain entry forcefully, but Mangwegape allegedly pulled out a gun and shot at them. Mdi was fatally shot, while his friend was rushed to the hospital with terrible gunshot wounds.

Mangwegape’s case was postponed to 2 May 2024, while the state is still waiting for ballistic test results.

Meanwhile, one of the community leaders, Kgakololo Koji said: “We are very disappointed by the North West High Court decision. But what I promise you that, we will be here again in numbers on 2 May 2024.

“We want the magistrate to see that the accused is not even safe and the masses are aggravated by the North West High Court decision.”

The ANCYL spokesperson in North West, Molebang Mohlomi said in a statement that, they condemn violence meted against patrons at the Meat Brothers. Mohlomi said it is alleged that security guards and bouncers unleashed live ammunition towards unarmed civilians, who were trying to gain access to the establishment.

“This barbaric behaviour bothers public safety. This shows how business owners lack respect for their clients. A clinical approach to review licences of public places must be applied to ensure those who are bestowed with the responsibility to protect patrons are PSIRA compliant. 

“We have sent our heartfelt condolences to the families that have lost their loved ones. Equally so, we call upon law enforcement agencies to speedily resolve this brutish crime,” he said.

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An attempted murder and murder case against the former Meat Brothers owner, Tshwaro Mangwegape postponed   

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Picture: The local businessman and former owner of the Meat Brothers

By OBAKENG MAJE

An attempted murder and murder case against the local businessman and the former owner of Meat Brothers Pub, Tshwaro Mangwegape (41), was postponed to 2 May 2024, while the state was still waiting for ballistic test results. Mangwegape, briefly appeared before the Taung Magistrate’s Court today and he was remanded in custody. 

This comes after he was accused of killing the NWU Soccer Institute player, Undivile “Vilo” Mdi (28) and injuring his friend, Aobakwe Ernest Kokwe (33). Mdi and Kokwe were amongst patrons who visited the Meat Brothers Pub that was full to capacity on 16 December 2023. It is alleged that the security guards refused entry to patrons who did not have Identification Documents (IDs) and that led to a stampede.

Mdi and Kokowe allegedly tried to gain entry forcefully, but Mangwegape allegedly pulled out a gun and shot at them. Mdi was fatally shot and his friend was rushed to the hospital with terrible gunshot wounds.

Meanwhile, one of the community leaders, Kgakololo Koji said: “We welcome the postponement. We actually knew what would have happened in court today and I promise you that, we will be here again on 2 May 2024.”

The ANCYL spokesperson in North West, Molebang Mohlomi said in a statement that, they condemn violence meted against patrons at the Meat Brothers. Mohlomi said it is alleged that security guards and bouncers unleashed live ammunition towards unarmed civilians, who were trying to gain access to the establishment. 

“This barbaric behaviour bothers public safety. This shows how business owners lack respect for their clients. A clinical approach to review licences of public places must be applied to ensure those who are bestowed with the responsibility to protect patrons are PSIRA compliant. 

“We have sent our heartfelt condolences to the families that have lost their loved ones. Equally so, we call upon law enforcement agencies to speedily resolve this brutish crime,” he said.

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Mangwegape o gogetse ditheetso tsa beile mo kgetsing ya gagwe ya polao le maiteko a polao kwa North West High Court kwa Mahikeng  

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Setshwantsho: Molatofadiwa wa polao le maiteko a polao, Tshwaro Mangwegape 

Ka OBAKENG MAJE 

Go begwa fa mong maloba wa lefelo le le rekisang bojalwa la The Meat Brothers, gape ele rakgwebo o a itsegeng thata mo Taung, Tshwaro Mangwegape (41), o dirile kopo ya ditheetso tsa go ikuela kgatlhanong le go ganelwa ka beile mo kgetsing ya gagwe ya polao le maiteko a polao kwa kgotlha-tshekelo e kgolwane ya North West High Court kwa Mahikeng. 

Seno se tla morago ga gore kgotlha-tshekelo ya Taung, e mo ganele ka beile, mme e tlhalose fa gona le di kgonagalo tsa gore a ka henahenana le dipaki. 

Mangwegape, o latofadiwa ka go bolaya motshameki o diphatsa wa setlhopha sa kgwele ya dinao sa NWU Institute, Undivile “Vilo” Mdi (28) ga mmogo le go tlogela tsala ya gagwe ya tlhogo ya kgomo, Aobakwe Ernest Kokwe (33) ka dikgobalo tse di masisi.

Go begwa fa Mdi le Kokwe, ba ne ba le magareng ga batho ba ba neng ba etetse lefelo la The Meat Brothers Pub ka di 16 Sedimonthole 2023, go ya go ijesa monate fa gone go runya thuntso. 

Go ya ka Mangwegape, Mdi le Kokwe, ba ne ba le gareng ga setlhotshwana se se neng sa tsena ka dikgoka kwa lefelo la gagwe le go senya dithoto. Morago ga tiragalo e, Mangwegape one a ineela kwa sepodising. 

One a tshwarwa le go latofadiwa ka polao, ga mmogo le maiteko a polao. 

Jaanong, mongwe wa baeteledipele wa baagi, Kgakololo Koji are: “Rona re batla gore molao o diragadiwe, mme le ene ona le ditshwanelo tseo. Fela, rona jaaaka re le baagi, re tla romela dikemedi tsa rona tse di tla netefatsang fa molao o diragadiwa. Re bone molaetsa wa gore monna o, o tsentse kopo ya ditheetso tsa beile mo kgetsing ya gagwe go tswa kwa motsading wa moswi. 

“Jaanong, go ya ka dipego, kgetsi e tla be e reeditswe ka Labotlhano. Mme fa a ka bona beile, re tla be re itse gore molao wa naga ya Afrika Borwa wa shogelela, ebile ga o emele baagi sentle ka go lekana.” 

Kgabagare, mmueledi o diphatsa wa ga Mangwegape, go tswa kwa Isang Nakale Attorneys, Isang Nakale are ke nnete ba tsentse kopo ya ditheetso tsa go ikuela kgatlhanong le go ganelwa ka beile kwa North West High Court kwa Mahikeng. 

Fela, Nakale are ka maswabi ditheetso mo kgetsing eno, ga di kitla ditswelela pele, gonne moatlhodi-mogolo oneng a tshwanetse go reetsa kgetsi e, o tla be a seo. 

“Ke nnete, mme ditheetso ga nkitla ditswelela pele. Moatlhodi-mogolo o tla be a seo ka lesatsi leo. Fela, re a tshepa gore re tla bona letsatsi lengwe le le gaufi gore re tswelele ka ditheetso tse,” Nakale wa tlhalosa. 

Kgetsi ya polao le maiteko a polao kgatlhanong le Mangwegape, e buseditswe morago go fitlha ka di 3 Moranang 2024 ke kgotlhatshekelo ya Taung.

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