The United Democratic Movement (UDM) has confirmed that its Deputy President, Nqabayomzi Kwankwa, was kidnapped today while on his way to Cape Town Airport to attend the Presidential inauguration. A ransom of R10,000 was demanded for his release.
The UDM paid the ransom, leading to Mr. Kwankwa’s safe release. “He is reportedly shaken and traumatized by the incident. During the kidnapping, all his belongings, including his vehicle, were stolen.” Read Party Statement.
It’s reported that, the vehicle was later found abandoned. Mr. Kwankwa is now in contact with the police, and his family has been informed about the ordeal.
“The UDM expressed sadness over the incident but is grateful for his safe return. The party wishes Mr. Kwankwa a swift recovery from this traumatic experience,” conclude the Party.
