Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, a 45-year-old British citizen of Zimbabwean heritage, is set to face trial in South Africa for unlawful possession of an unlicensed 9mm firearm before his extradition to the UK can proceed.Arrested in Johannesburg after fleeing the UK, Tshuma is wanted for the murders of his wife and daughters.Police discovered the weapon during his arrest and confirmed an ongoing investigation into its source.The case highlights South Africa's strict firearm laws, with first-time offenders facing a minimum 15-year sentence.Both extradition and firearm charges have been postponed to July 22 to verify Tshuma's legal status.

Authorities emphasize that he must serve his sentence locally before repatriation, underscoring the country's stance on cross-border criminal justice cooperation.The incident also raises concerns about illegal firearm accessibility, with police tracing suspects involved in selling the weapon.