‎At least £16K Gofund raised to repatriate bodies of murdered Zandile Tshuma and her two daughters from UK

United Kingdom – People around the world have contributed at least £16 000 in GoFund for burial costs for slain Nothabo Zandile Tshuma and her two daughters who were allegedly killed by husband and father Ndodana Tshuma in the United Kingdom.
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‎The heart wrenching murders have shocked people across the world.
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‎The family of the deceased set up the GoFund campaign weeks ago and people are overwhelmingly contributing.
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‎”Following numerous enquiries and requests from Nothabo, Natalie and Nala’s friends, family members, schoolmates, alumni, members of various communities known to them and general well-wishers who have been moved by this horror. We the Khumalo/Magonya Families have considered and agreed to the opening of a GoFundMe campaign being requested,” the family said.
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‎”Access to the deceased funds is proving complex and lengthy given the circumstances of their passing hence the need for funds to lay them to rest in a timely manner.
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‎”Our family is sincerely encouraged at this great outpouring of compassion and a desire to lend a hand as we navigate this path. We are humbled and eternally grateful.
‎We have lost a daughter, a sister and two grand daughters. The world will never be the same again.
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‎”To this end, any such support received will immediately assist with repatriation, burial and other related expenses as we prepare to bring them to Zimbabwe from the United Kingdom.
‎We warmly appreciate every contribution, prayer, message of comfort and the sharing of this campaign.
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‎With gratitude,
‎The Khumalo and Magonya Family.”
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‎The late Zandile Tshuma and her two daughters will be buried in Bulawayo next month.
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The Tshuma daughters who were murdered together with their mother Zandile in the United Kingdom.

‎Ndodana Tshuma was arrested in South Africa and is facing charges of possessing an illegal firearm and is awaiting extradition to the UK.
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