Everyone seems to agree that indeed the parliament fire suspect is just a Scapegoat and the real offenders are still out there
The first time I heard that the parliament is burning, I personally thought it was a joke, this is the building that has been standing for years without any fault, and all of the sudden, it is burning, but it turned out that I was wrong and the media was right, indeed the parliament building was on fire. Investigation took place to find out what could have started the fire inside the parliament, and during these investigation, a man called Zandile Christmas Mafe a 49- year old man has been arrested and will stand trial for burning down the parliament
Mafe has pleaded not guilty to all these charges and the trial has been postponed to the 11th of January this year. Mafe’s lawyer, Luvuyo Godla has also denied and rejected all the claims that his client is being accused of, he believes that his client is just a scapegoat in all of this, meaning that Zandile Christmas Mafe is just framed in all of the things he is accused of. A lot of people also came out in Zandile Mafe’s defense claiming that there is no way that Mafe could have committed the crime he is being accused of
In the screenshot above, one person pointed out that to show the this man is just framed, who ever burnt the parliament went back and burnt National Assembly since that was the main person, this statement might sound shaky at the beginning, but if you pay enough attention, it makes a lot of sense. A mere person who does not have anything to gain if the parliament was burnt would have never returned and started another fire. Some people believes that if this man indeed burnt the parliament, he did not do it alone
Also read the comments below to see how many people feels about this case
References:
https://web.facebook.com/brieflyza/posts/2289786444511913
https://www.news24.com/news24/southafrica/news/live-fire-breaks-out-in-parliament-firefighters-battling-to-contain-blaze-20220102
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