Crime is on the increase and we don’t know if it what is happening has a correlation with the prediction of Jesus Christ during the ‘last day’ leading to Judgement. Report from South Africa has it that a security guard by name Sebeshi Zacharia Mojela (28-years old) has been arrested for the brutal murder of his 29-year old girlfriend called Priska Schalk. Sebeshi is reported to have stabbed his girlfriend several times in Commissioner Street, South Africa on February.
The woman was found on her bed, with two knives thrust into her chest and blood all over. More knives were found at the crime scene. It’s believed Schalk and Mojela had an argument before the incident, according a local police officer.
Schalk and Mojela first met when she was a teenager, during the times she would visit her mom. According to Lambani, Mojela at the time lived with his mother where she worked as a domestic worker in Glen Marais.
By 2007/2008, the bright young Schalk had completed her tuition and was searching for a job.
“She entered a learnership programme with Edcon, during which she performed very well and was hired permanently as a debt collector. She was again recently promoted and was supposed to start working as a manager.”
Lambani also told EXPRESS that the pair were in fact legally married, although Schalk had not changed her surname.
“They married about six or seven years ago. I’m not actually sure if they had a wedding but her (Thandeka’s) mom told me they went to go sign at home affairs in Kempton.”
According to Lambani, Mojela completed a security course after matric and has worked as a security guard since. She says she is still shocked at what happened, as he was not a violent or disrespectful person.
“I really don’t understand what happened. Maybe they had some sort of problem but if they did, she never mentioned anything to us,” she says of the always bubbly Schalk. Thandeka was forever smiling and kind, so we couldn’t tell if she was unhappy or not.”
The last time Lambani and her sister had spoken to Schalk was late Sunday afternoon, the day before she died.
“My sister and she had a normal conversation and she sounded just fine. She was even mentioning that she still owed my sister a lunch date.”
Schalk was buried on Sunday, March 4th, in her hometown Taung in North West.
She took financial care of her mother, who is not permanently employed, as well as her grandparents. Their daughter (who kept begging his dad not to kill her mother) is currently in the care of her grandmother.
