In Bulawayo, relatives of Nothabo Khumalo, whose husband Ndodana Tshuma is accused of killing their wife and two young daughters, say they are deeply hurt by what they describe as a lack of remorse from the accused man’s family. Speaking during Khumalo’s funeral service, Khumalo family representative Ntsika Dakamela told mourners that the Tshuma family’s conduct has caused pain, according to the accounts published by two outlets. The reporting frames the remarks as coming from the slain wife’s family rather than the accused or his relatives. Both sources describe the same underlying allegation: Tshuma is accused of a triple murder involving Khumalo and their two children. The articles do not provide further details about evidence, court proceedings, or statements from the accused’s side, focusing instead on the funeral-related comments and the emotional impact on the bereaved family. The claims are presented as allegations by the wife’s family regarding the accused relatives’ expressed or perceived response following the killings.