The family of a Zimbabwean woman and her two daughters who were allegedly murdered in England says they are still waiting for justice as the extradition of the main suspect from South Africa has been delayed for more than two months.

Ndodana Tshuma, the man accused in the triple murder, is currently being held in South Africa. Relatives of the victims have condemned the slow pace of the extradition process, which they say has added to their grief and uncertainty.

The case has drawn attention across borders, with Zimbabwean authorities reportedly monitoring developments. The family is urging both South African and British authorities to expedite the legal procedures so the suspect can face trial in the United Kingdom.

Legal experts note that extradition between countries can take time, especially when multiple jurisdictions are involved. However, the family believes the delay is unacceptable given the seriousness of the alleged crime.

Zimbabwean community groups in the diaspora have also expressed solidarity with the bereaved family, calling for swift action.

The triple murder shocked the Zimbabwean community in the UK and at home. The victims have not been named publicly pending further legal proceedings.