Patriotic Alliance president Gayton McKenzie has ordered an investigation to establish why Patriotic Alliance deputy president Kenny Kunene was at the house of alleged DJ Sumbody murder mastermind Katiso “KT” Molefe at the time of Molefe’s arrest.
In a live broadcast on social media on Tuesday, McKenzie announced that the City of Johannesburg Transport MMC would be told to stand down from politics, pending the outcome of the investigation.
In a video interview shared on X, McKenzie said: “Kenny Kunene will be investigated and I’m gonna tell you who’s gonna investigate him - lawyers of good character.”
“While he’s being investigated, I’m going to remove him from being an MMC. I’m also going to tell him to stand back from politics for one month until the investigation is done. That’s the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do in my life.”
News24 previously reported that police questioned Kunene about his presence at Molefe’s home.
He said he had no relationship with Molefe and that his visit was innocent.
He claimed to be accompanying a young journalist, who is one of the people expected to take over his online news platform, Africa News Global, to an interview at Molefe’s home.
Molefe is accused of orchestrating the murder of musician Oupa John Sefoka, who was killed in a drive-by shooting in Woodmead on 20 November 2022.
He was arrested alongside alleged triggermen Musa Kekana, Tlego Floyd Mabusela and former detective Michael Pule Tau on Monday.