Sastri College murder case returns to juvenile court
Two pupils arrested in connection with the murder of 15-year-old Sastri College schoolboy, Moyeni Walters are due back in the juvenile court in Durban today.
Walters died after being shot outside the school following an alleged quarrel with another pupil last week.
KwaZulu-Natal Education MEC Kwazi Mshengu is livid.
"We will continue to provide support to the family of the victim."
Mshengu says the department will be monitoring the court processes closely.
Meanwhile, Walters' family said he paid the price for standing up to a bully.
The boy's been described by his loved ones as a caring and helpful young man who was active at both his school and church.
Two suspects, aged 14 and 15-years, were arrested and are facing one count of murder.
NOW READ: Search for missing South Coast girl enters third week
Prosecutors are to continue with their preliminary inquiry this morning.KwaZulu-Natal Education MEC Kwazi Mshengu is livid.
He says Moyeni's murder is an example of how violent society has become.
ALSO READ: DUT students call for tighter security
"If we had responsible citizens in our communities, surely this matter would have been prevented because nobody could have been mobilised by a minor learner to commit such a heinous crime," said Mshengu."We will continue to provide support to the family of the victim."
Mshengu says the department will be monitoring the court processes closely.
Meanwhile, Walters' family said he paid the price for standing up to a bully.
The boy's been described by his loved ones as a caring and helpful young man who was active at both his school and church.
