ALICE - The University of Fort Hare Vice-Chancellor, Sakhela Buhlungu says he is relieved.
This is after a breakthrough in the case against those allegedly involved in his assassination attempt and the killing of his bodyguard and a university fleet manager.
Five suspects appeared in Alice Magistrates Court on Tuesday, with three of them having links with the university.
Buhlungu says while he is happy with their arrests, he is still not at ease as the suspects likely had accomplices.
The University of Fort Hare Vice-Chancellor Sakhela Buhlungu says he is relieved there's been a breakthrough in the case against those allegedly involved in his assassination attempt and the killing of his bodyguard and a university fleet manager. #eNCA #DStv403 pic.twitter.com/e2d2dJVc8g
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