Skip to content
South African Live
Menu
  • Home
  • Entertainment
  • Politics
  • Fashion
  • Sports
  • Tech
  • Business
  • About us
Menu

Patriotic Alliance clears Kenny Kunene of any wrongdoing

Posted on September 23, 2025
87

Kenny Kunene/ Picture: X

After serving a suspension since July after being found at the residence of murder-accused Katiso Molefe, Kenny Kunene has been cleared of any wrongdoing by the Patriotic Alliance (PA) following an internal investigation.

Similar to a few of South Africa’s notable political figures, the PA’s deputy president Kenny Kunene found himself at the centre of controversy when he was found at the residence of Katiso ‘KT’ Molefe when law enforcement came to arrest him for several serious crimes, including the 2022 murder of DJ Sumbody. When asked, Kenny explained that he had been there to facilitate an interview for his Africa News Global media house.

In response, the Gayton McKenzie-led PA announced Kenny’s suspension from all party activities, including his role as Johannesburg’s Transport mayoral member of the council (MMC), until an investigation was done citing a serious conflict and optics issue.

“Kenny Kunene will be investigated by lawyers of good character, and while he’s being investigated I’ll write to have him removed as MMC,” Gayton Mckenzie said.

Recently, a forensic investigation report cleared the former socialite of any wrongdoing on this matter.

“In as far as Mr Kunene’s version of events that led to him being found on the premises of Mr Molefe on 21 July 2025, his version is corroborated by the interviews conducted with him (Mr Kunene), Jabu, Mr Binase and Mr Motale. The documents and information checked has also corroborated his story,” the report reads.

[BREAKING NEWS] Patriotic Alliance clears its deputy president Kenny Kunene of any wrongdoing after his alleged links to murder accused Katiso “KT” Molefe.#Newzroom405 pic.twitter.com/xluONJ9YOE

— Newzroom Afrika (@Newzroom405) September 22, 2025

Also see: WATCH: Zille to repeat Cape Town failures in Joburg says Herman Mashaba

Recent Posts

  • The era of (relatively) cheap computers is over
  • Siphiwe Tshabalala to join global stars for legends clash in Mexico
  • Political parties slam public school matric pass rate as misleading
  • Leeroy Sidambe celebrates daughter Zinhle’s matric success
  • Mihlali Ndamase dating comments resurface amid online backlash

First established in 2020 by iReport Media Group, southafricanlive.co.za has evolved to become one of the most-read websites in South Africa. Published by iReport Media Group since 2020, find out all about us right here.

We bring you the latest breaking news updates, from South Africa and the African continent. South African Live is an independent, no agenda and no bias online news disruptor that goes beyond the news and behind the headlines. We believe what sets us apart is that we deliver news differently. While we hold ourselves to the utmost journalistic integrity of being truthful, we encourage a writing style that is acerbic and conversational, when appropriate.

LATEST NEWS

  • The era of (relatively) cheap computers is over
  • Siphiwe Tshabalala to join global stars for legends clash in Mexico
  • Political parties slam public school matric pass rate as misleading
  • Leeroy Sidambe celebrates daughter Zinhle’s matric success
  • Mihlali Ndamase dating comments resurface amid online backlash

Menu

  • Entertainment
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Tech
  • Fashion
  • Sports
  • About us
©2026 South African Live | Design: Newspaperly WordPress Theme