By: Natasha Archary

A KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) community is grappling to come to terms with the brutal murder of a woman who was pregnant with twins.
Busisiwe Ngubo’s lifeless body was discarded on the roadside near her home in Ehlanzeni, KZN on Monday, 14 August.
The 35-year old was reportedly strangled to death as she was about to head to the hospital to deliver her babies.
According to reports, Ngubo had left her home after receiving a phone call from her boyfriend who is a SAPS officer.
KZN Social Development MEC, Nonhlanhla Khoza said a joyous occasion, the birth of her twin babies, was cut short, due to gender-based violence.
“The victim was on the verge of delivering her twins. A joyous occasion that was tragically cut short.
It is alleged that she had been strangled and her body was discarded on the roadside, about 1km away from her home.
She had shared information with relatives on the plan and were aware that she was about to travel to the hospital as she was about to deliver.
The shocking nature of this crime has left the community reeling.”
Khoza is calling for the swift arm of the law to bring the family justice, and wants the perpetrator brought to book for the brutal attack.
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