26-year-old South African lady beaten to death allegedly by her boyfriend a week after graduation

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26-year-old South African lady bfaten to death allegedly by her boyfriend a week after graduation


A 26-year-old lady, Xoliswa Radebe, was m¥rdered allegedly by her boyfriend in South Africa a week after her graduation from the university.


An NGO, Women For Change disclosed this in a Facebook post on Tuesday, May 14, 2024.


According to the statement, Xoliswa's d&composed body was found in her apartment in Pretoria on May 7, 2024.


"She was allegedly bfaten to dfath. It was revealed on CCTV footage that the last person seen with her was Xoliswa's ex-boyfriend," the statement read.


"On 7 May, Xoliswa's decomposed body was found after her neighbours contacted her family, telling them that a horrific smell was coming out of her apartment. No one has been arrested yet.


"Xoliswa graduated a week before she was m¥rdered at Tshwane University of Technology. We are heartbroken over the loss of such a beautiful soul. Fly high, Sister."

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