- Mulalo Sivhidzho(28) grieves over her husband Abatakali (Avhatakali) Netshisaulu(31) whose body was burned beyond recognition in the boot of his car west of Johannesburg. Pic. Mabuti Kali. 08/12/2006. © Sowetan.
- Mulalo Sivhidzho(28) grieves over her husband Abatakali (Avhatakali) Netshisaulu(31) whose body was burned beyond recognition in the boot of his car west of Johannesburg. Pic. Mabuti Kali. 08/12/2006. © Sowetan.
- MOURNING: Avhakali's wife, Mulalo Netshisaulu is comforting by her mother, Alvinah, left and mother-in-law, Constance during the funeral of Avhatakali Netshisaulu at the Matangari cemetry outside Thohoyandou, Avhatakali was found to burnt to death in the boot of his car near Muldersdrift, Johannesburg. Pic. Elijar Mushiana. 14/12/2006. © Sowetan.
- Mulalo Sivhidzho(28) grieves over her husband Abatakali (Avhatakali) Netshisaulu(31) whose body was burned beyond recognition in the boot of his car west of Johannesburg. Pic. Mabuti Kali. 08/12/2006. © Sowetan.
- Mathata Tsedu during Jimmy Seepe Memorial Service at SABC Radio Park. Pic. Antonio Muchave. 11/5/06. © Sowetan.
- An album picture of Mulalo Sivhidzho(28) and husband Abatakali (Avhatakali) Netshisaulu(31) whose body was burned beyond recognition in the boot of his car west of Johannesburg. Pic. Mabuti Kali. 08/12/2006. © Sowetan.
- Eskom Development Foundation CEO Mabel Makibelo and Mathatha Tsedu giving at the Eskom end of year function held at The Summer Place in Sandton. Pic. Tsheko Kabasia. © Sowetan.
- HE'S GONE: A distraught Mulalo holds a photo of her husband, Avhatakali Netshisaulu. Pic. Lucky Nxumalo. © Sowetan.
- Sowetan Editor-in-Chief Thabo Leshilo with City Press Editor, Mathatha Tsedu. Pic. Lucky Nxumalo. 11/12/06. © Sowetan.
- An album picture of Mulalo Sivhidzho(28) and husband Abatakali (Avhatakali) Netshisaulu(31) whose body was burned beyond recognition in the boot of his car west of Johannesburg. Pic. Mabuti Kali. 08/12/2006. © Sowetan.
- City Press Editor-in-Chief Mathatha Tsedu. Pic. Lucky Nxumalo. 11/12/2006. © Sowetan.
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Sy Cheriff,Elizabeth Barratt,Cyrille Kileba,Rob Jamieson,John Kaninda,Fifa Guy (Front)Rosemary Okello -Orlale,Danny Jordaan,Souleymane Diallo and Mathatha Tsedu at the African Editors Forum held in Sandton, Johannesburg.yesterday.
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- Mathatha Tsedu with Thabo Leshilo. Pic. Mohau Mofokeng. 19/10/06. © Sowetan.
- MOURNING: Mathata Tsedu. © Unknown.
- ACCUSED WIDOW: Police officer Mulalo Netshisaulu tried frantically to get help for her husband. Pic. Mabuti Kali. 08/12/2006. © Sunday World.
- Mulalo Sivhidzho(28) grieves over her husband Abatakali (Avhatakali) Netshisaulu(31) whose body was burned beyond recognition in the boot of his car west of Johannesburg. Pic. Mabuti Kali. 08/12/2006. © Sowetan.
- Khathu Mamaila and Mathata Tsedu . Pic. Mbuzeni Zulu.14/5/06. © Sowetan.
- Mathatha Tsedu. Pic. Mohau Mofokeng. 19/10/2006. © Sowetan.
- Vuyo Mbuli and Mathatha Tsedu. Pic. Mbuzeni Zulu. 14/5/06. © Sowetan.
- CityPress Editor in chief Mathatha Tsedu at the house of his son Avhatakali who was killed. © Sowetan.
- Mathatha Tsedu, editor of the Sunday Times and Chairman of the SA National Editors' Forum, at the launch of the Presidential Press Corps at the Union Building in Pretoria. 04/04/2003. Pic. by Sydney Seshibedi. © Sunday Times.
- Khathu Mamaila and Mathata Tsedu. Pic. Mbuzeni Zulu. 14/5/06. © Sowetan.
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Mulalo Sivhidzo, daughter-in-law of City Press editor Mathata Tsedu, was yesterday denied bail at the Krugersdorp magistrates' court.
Sivhidzo, 28, and five men are accused of killing Tsedu's chartered accountant son, 31-year-old Avhatakali Netshisaulu.
In denying her bail, magistrate Mariette Louw said Sivhidzo's lawyer failed to prove exceptional circumstances for her to grant bail.
"In considering all evidence before me, the court came to the conclusion that there is a prima facie case against her and the defence failed to prove exceptional circumstances and therefore bail is denied," she said.
Netshisaulu's brother, Mpho Tsedu, said that the family believed the state knew what it was doing when it denied Sivhidzo bail.