Major Mfesane Bekezulu is accused of murdering his long-time accomplice, Singwa Namhla Mtwa after she expressed her desire to end their tumultuous relationship.

Major Mfesane, a shady Eastern Cape financial expert, has denied any involvement in the murder of his better half, Singwa Namhla Mtwa.

Individuals from all walks of life have pledged to manage the real man through online entertainment. On Sunday, Bekezulu told News24 that citizens should let the police do their jobs and that he was not the guy they should be looking for.

Singwa Namhla Mtwa, 35, was assassinated. Singwa was 35 years old at the time. According to her wiki, she was a Tambo city employee who was shot many times in her car after reaching at her Sidwadwa home in Mthatha on April 21.

She was discovered dead with discharge wounds to her upper middle at the scene. Photographs of a damaged Mtwa and screen grabs of communications allegedly sent from Mfesane to Mtwa have gone viral.

Nobody has been charged in connection with Singwa Namhla Mtwa’s murder. Her sweetheart, Mfesane Bekezulu, declined to answer any questions and said he was busy before hanging up.

In general, he dismissed the claims as a whole and stated that he had committed no wrongdoing. He is blameless and would rather that society let the law run its course since citizens are already jeopardizing the situation by pursuing him, potentially jeopardizing the chances of apprehending the true lawbreaker.

In September 2018, Bhekizulu was apprehended for allegedly shooting and killing his representative, Mxolisi Mthunjwa, on August 11 and seriously wounding another, Thmebela Somana.

Namhla Mwa was discovered dead with discharge wounds to her upper middle at the scene. Photographs of a damaged Mtwa, as well as screen grabs of communications allegedly sent from Mfesane to Mtwa, have gone viral.

Mtwa’s bruises have gone viral in photos. Screenshots of the supposedly sent to Mtwa stream of messages have also gone viral.

Mtwa apparently pleaded with him to let her rest and recover from the injuries he reportedly inflicted, but he threatened to injure her further, according to the screenshots. She allegedly explained that her injuries prevented her from driving and that she needed to see a doctor.

A lengthy note, apparently from Mtwa, apologizing for disappointing him was also seen in the screenshots.

More screenshots and photographs were given to Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane, provincial police commissioner Lieutenant-General Nomthetheleli Mene, President Cyril Ramaphosa, and Police Minister Bheki Cele’s Twitter accounts.

The man, according to Sanga, is Bhekizulu.