JOHANNESBURG - The sentencing of convicted serial murderer Nomia Rosemary Ndlovu and her co-accused, former police officer Nomsa Mudau, has been postponed.
The pair appeared in the Kempton Park Regional Court on Tuesday, where sentencing proceedings were postponed to 15 September.
They were found guilty in May of offering to pay a hitman to kill Mudau’s ex-husband.
During the trial, the court heard that the alleged hitman instead warned the intended victim about the plot to have him killed.
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Ndlovu is already serving six life sentences, as well as an additional 125 years, following her conviction in 2021 for a series of murders linked to insurance payouts.
The latest case forms part of a wider investigation that exposed a series of killings allegedly motivated by funeral and life insurance benefits.
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