The late Peter ‘Mashata’ Mabuse’s mother, Rebecca, has shared that the entertainer was her only child and that she wants justice to be served after he was shot dead a few days ago.
Rebecca Mabuse, residing in Soshanguve, Pretoria, is grappling with an unimaginable agony – the untimely demise of her beloved son, Peter “Mashata” Mabuse. Shot dead in a harrowing incident, Rebecca’s grief is every mother’s nightmare.
Peter ‘Mashata’ Mabuse’s mother Interviewed by SABC
In a poignant interview with the SABC, she likened her anguish to the sensation of losing a limb, unable to comprehend the stark reality that she’ll never lay eyes on her son again.
“It’s a question mark to me, that he is not gone, maybe he is still around. But it’s so painful. Let it not just be an interview, a visit by the premier or the councillor to my house — let it be that justice is served,”
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Mourning the Loss: Memorial and Funeral Services
The Mabuse family has solemnly announced the arrangements for Mashata’s commemoration and final farewell. A memorial service is scheduled to be held on Thursday at TUT Stadium, located at Pretoria West Campus, while the funeral service is slated for Sunday at Akasia Community Hall in Pretoria.
The Ongoing Investigation of the DJ’s Murder
The wheels of justice have been set into motion with investigations underway into the heinous murder of Mashata. Gauteng Premier Payanza Lesufi expressed grave concern over the proliferation of contract killers, emphasizing the need to identify the masterminds behind such nefarious acts.
Gauteng police spokesperson, Col Noxolo Kweza, revealed that the Tshwane police have initiated two separate murder and attempted murder cases in connection to the incident.
An impassioned plea has been made to the public to step forward with any pertinent information, with assurances of absolute confidentiality. Those with information are implored to reach out to authorities via the hotline: 08600-10111.