Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Khethokuhle Mdlalose Smash identified as the student who got shot and injured by police with rubber bullets during protest over death of Geluksdal Secondary school friend, Thiago Shaun Mataboge.
Information reads: "An injured leaner from Geluksdal Secondary School after being shot by police with rubber bullets. This comes after pupils damaged the property of suspect believed to be one of the suspects who killed a student outside the school on Thursday."
A Grade 10 pupil from Geluksdal Secondary School in Brakpan, Ekurhuleni, who was stabbed to death on Thursday.
The teen sustained the injury during a fight with three other pupils in the same grade and some others not from the school.
It is alleged that this fight emanated from three Grade 10 boy learners pepper spraying other learners during schooling hours.
EMOTIONS were running high at Geluksdal Secondary School in Brakpan, East Rand, on Friday, 3 February, where children were demanding safety.
And, parents were baying for the blood of the acting principal as they wanted him be sacked.
A police nyala arriving to take away a man accused of being part of a group that stabbed to death a pupil outside Geluksdal Secondary School on Thursday. Pupils damaged the man's home. Police fired rubber bullets and stun grenades at pupils.
Community Safety MMC, Cllr Khathutshelo Rasilingwane, pays respects to the family of a Geluksdal Secondary School learner who was fatally stabbed yesterday.
The MMC urges the police to work hard towards getting answers about the the stabbing of the teen to ensure that justice is served.
'I have lost my whole world' - father of stabbed Geluksdal pupil
The father of a grade 10 pupil who was stabbed and killed at Geluksdal Secondary School in Ekurhuleni has described the death of his son as "losing his whole world".
Shawn Mphela (18) was stabbed during a brawl at the school on Thursday.
His father Seun Mahlangu says that he had tried everything in his powers to protect his son.
"Justice failed me and failed my son. Because I did everything to protect my son, I went to the police. They never worked nor helped me.
"Because no one helped me. Even the school itself, I was going to school every two months every two weeks or two months I'll be at school but nothing. They didn't help me until my child was dead. Maybe they were waiting for that. But now I lost the whole world."
Mphela reportedly sustained his injuries during a fight with three other pupils from the same school.
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