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#Parole| Thorisho Themane's killer fights for freedom

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The family of the late Thorisho Themane is not happy with news that one of their child's killers is applying for parole. This as the family says the accused,Kgothatso Teffo has only served 3 of his ten year sentence. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, Thorisho's brother Karabo Themane says they feel that the justice system is failing to recognise their pain, especially looking at how Thorisho lost his life. Themane says as a family, they suspect that the pain of losing Thorisho in such a brutal manner is what has led to their mom's untimely death. 
4 Aug 2025 English South Africa Business · Arts

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