that Yonela Boli, 24, a MSc geology student, died at Victoria Hospital in Alice.
Eastern Cape health department spokesperson Sizwe Kupelo said Boli had arrived at the hospital at about 4am on Saturday with a 3cm stab wound in his back. Kupelo said Boli was immediately seen by the doctor on duty but died an hour later when he went into cardiac arrest. UFH director of institutional advancement Tandi Mapukata said both Boli and the suspect were registered students.Provincial police spokesperson Khaya Thonjeni said the suspect would appear in the Alice magistrate’s court on Tuesday to face a charge of murder.
Its his Girlfriend not a 'close friend' haibo ninjan kanti
Who happen to be a girl, don't live out that.Because as South Africans we need to crush out this evil called GBV no matter which gender is involved.Because women have a tendency of trying to find reasons when it is one of them who's at fault.If 1man is at fault, Everyman is evil
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