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🔴Triple-murder accused Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma (45) made his first appearance in a Johannesburg Magistrate's Court today where his case was postponed to July 22. The Zimbabwean-British dual national was arrested by South African authorities on Friday night following an international manhunt involving British, Zimbabwean and South African police, as well as Interpol. He faces three counts of murder - familicide - authorised by the United Kingdom's ⁠Crown Prosecution Service. He is accused of murdering his wife, Zandile Nothabo Khumalo (42), and their two daughters, Natalie (15) and Nala (5). Tshuma and Khumalo, both IT specialists who lived in a house worth over US$1.7 million (R27.9 million) on "millionaire street" in Great Denham, near Bedford, UK, hail from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Their bodies were discovered on July 6 at their family home amid a gruesome scene of crime. He is also charged with illegal possession of a firearm in South Africa. Tshuma fled the UK on a British passport via Heathrow Airport on July 4, two days before the bodies were discovered. He travelled from London via Dubai to Johannesburg on July 5 before his arrest in Kensington on July 10.

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