“Bail has been fixed at R1 500, with conditions not to interfere with witnesses. The other condition is that the minor in conflict with the law must not travel outside Limpopo without knowledge of the investigating officer,” said Limpopo spokesperson for the National Prosecuting Authority Mashudu Malabi-Dzhangi.
’’The court, however, felt that the bail may be fixed, although the defence wanted the child to be released under the custody of her parent.” Lufuno was buried in Limpopo on April 17. At an emotional memorial service held a day before the burial, her brother Kenneth recounted the six-hour trip he undertook from Pretoria to Limpopo when the teenager took her life after videos showing how she was bullied and assaulted were widely circulated online.
Good. we can’t have our daughters in prison. she needs to be sat down & rebuked, to make her realise how great her actions were in all this. then we must address the issue of self hate amongst blacks at large which manifests as bullying in our kids