Three additional suspects have been added to the murder case of Nigerian e-hailing driver Isaac Satlat in Pretoria, facing charges including premeditated murder and robbery with aggravating circumstances.
Three South Africans face murder and robbery charges after the death of Nigerian e-hailing driver Isaac Satlat, captured on dashcam. The case has sparked protests and calls for better driver safety in South Africa's ride-hailing industry.
The fourth and final suspect linked to the killing of Nigerian e-hailing driver Isaac Satlat has surrendered to police in Atteridgeville, Pretoria. All four suspects face charges of premeditated murder, aggravated robbery, and hijacking.
The family of 22-year-old Nigerian student Isaac David Satlat appeals for financial assistance to repatriate his body after he was strangled while working as an e-hailing driver in Pretoria, South Africa.
Three suspects appeared in Pretoria Magistrate's Court for the murder of Nigerian driver Isaac Satlat. The case sparked outrage, with protests demanding justice and improved safety for e-hailing drivers.
South African police have arrested a female suspect in connection with the brutal murder of a 22-year-old Nigerian e-hailing driver in Pretoria West. The incident, captured on dashcam, involved a violent hijacking, with ongoing investigations.
A horrific video shows the murder of Nigerian student Isaac Satlat, 22, in South Africa. He was strangled by hijackers before being shot 12 times, just weeks before his graduation and planned move to Canada.
A 22-year-old Nigerian student from Plateau State, Isaac Satlat, was found shot dead in South Africa, days after another Nigerian was killed, raising concerns over xenophobic attacks.
South African authorities disconnected electricity to Nigeria's High Commission in Pretoria over unpaid utility bills. Nigeria's Foreign Ministry blames budget delays and says restoration efforts are underway.
South African authorities have reconnected electricity to the Nigerian High Commission in Pretoria following the settlement of outstanding utility service debts by the diplomatic mission.
South African authorities have disconnected electricity at the Nigerian High Commission in Pretoria due to outstanding utility service debts, as confirmed by Tshwane's executive mayor.
South Africa declares Israel's charge d'affaires persona non grata, ordering departure within 72 hours citing diplomatic violations including social media attacks and unauthorized visits.