According to information shared with Jozi FM News, Sekano was in Chiawelo on Friday night visiting a friend.

His friend says they were seated inside a vehicle outside his yard when two unknown males walked past them.

The deceased reportedly expressed concern, saying he hoped the two men were not going to cause trouble.

The friend further explained that after walking a few metres away, the two suspects turned back and allegedly produced firearms.

He says they ran from the vehicle, and moments later he could no longer see Thabo.

He then sought assistance. When they arrived at the scene outside his home, the vehicle was gone and Sekano was nowhere to be found.

It was later confirmed that Thabo Sekano had been murdered. His body was discovered near an informal settlement in Lenasia South.

The family and the deceased’s friend are appealing to anyone with information regarding the hijacking and murder to come forward.

Police have opened cases of murder and car hijacking, and investigations are underway.

Anyone with information is urged to contact their nearest police station or call the Crime Stop Hotline on 08600 10111.

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This following the recent expedited direction of the investigation into a Culpable Homicide case.

“Dr Nel” lost his life on the 02 November 2025 at approximately 04:00 am on the road along Ga_ Seleka Phetogo Drive in Botshabelo Village, within the Tom Burke policing area.

According to police, they found a male face down on the roadway in a critical condition.

Preliminary information indicates that the deceased was last seen performing at the grand opening of a local pub earlier that morning.

“Dr Nel” was certified dead on the scene by the EMS

Provincial Spokesperson Colonel Malesela Ledwaba says the vehicle allegedly involved in the accident still remain unknown up to this stage and the circumstances that led to the incident remain under investigation.

Police say the case is no longer handled by the Waterberg District Detectives is currently being investigated by the Provincial Investigation Unit ( PIU) as part of efforts to intensify and expedite the investigation process.

Lt General Hadebe urge anyone with information that may assist the police investigation to contact Investigating Officer Colonel Richard Boshomane on 079 894 5501 or their nearest police station or call anonymously on 08600 10111

Police investigations are continuing.

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