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Thursday 18 May 2017

Photos from the emotional Memorial Service of Karabo Mokoena, who was killed and burnt to death by her boyfriend in South Africa

Family, friends and mourners filled up the Diepkloof Hall in Soweto on Wednesday for the memorial service of slain Karabo Mokoena.

The 22-year-old was found dead days after she was reported missing and her remains set alight in Lyndhurst‚ on April 29‚ allegedly by her boyfriend.

Her family only learnt of her death last week‚ after searching for her and pleading for assistance in finding her on social media.

A red carpet was laid out in the hall. A large black and white portrait of smiling Mokoena stood on a canvas in the front on the hall.

A white candle covered with a pink ribbon was placed on the stage‚ which was adorned with fresh white flowers. Soft music was playing in the background as row by row‚ seats began filling up.

Government dignitaries including Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi were among those in attendance at the memorial service held in honour of the young woman.

 Mokoena's funeral service will be held on Friday, May 19th. from 8 a.m to 10 am before proceeding to Westpark Cemetery.

More photos below...











10 comments:

  1. Killed...then burnt to death.

    English.

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    1. I tire o. Really killed and burnt to death! Linda have mercy on Unilag na? You are supposedly an English graduate o. Well your friend Bobrisky claims he went to same Unilag sha so no surprises abi?

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  2. rip fine girl
    may God grant her family the fortitude to bear the loss
    why niyola no dey the pictures?

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  3. Killed and burnt to death Linda???? Anyway may her gentle soul RIP

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  4. May her soul keep rip...amen, she was indeed beautiful

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  5. NAWA
    -D great anonymous now as Vivian Reginalds

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  6. It's well, may her soul rest in peace

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