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Slain Mamelodi twins to be laid to rest today

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Slain Mamelodi twins to be laid to rest today

The 14-year-old twin brothers, Bonolo and Bohlale Makena, from Mamelodi West in Pretoria, are expected to be laid to rest on Saturday.

They were found dead with multiple stab wounds at their home by their mother last Friday.

The motive for their killing remains unknown.

At this stage, it is not clear why they were killed, as police continue to follow possible leads.

During their memorial service on Thursday, locals expressed sadness and demanded justice.

Their funeral service is being held at the Ethiopian Catholic Church before they are laid to rest at Garsfontein Cemetery. -Reporting by Thabiso Radebe Related video| Candlelight memorial service for slain Mamelodi twins:

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