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University of Fort Hare employee found tied up and gagged The bound universlty employce was found in his flat by colleagues who notlced he was missing: The apparent intimidation of some University of Fort Hare staffers stems to be continuing unabated A university emplovee was on Wednesday found in his flat with his hands tied and mouth gagged. Attempted murder Police have since opened a case of attempted murder. The 32-year-old's colleagues found him tied and gagged at his home after they noticed he was not at work: The victim was only noticed by his colleagues after he did not report at worik. They then went to investigate in his flat. where they eventually found hin," sa d Eastem Cape police spokesperson Brigadier Tembinkosi kinana The man was then taken to hosp tal after his colleagues "noticed that he was not well". Kinana, however, said no iojuries were reported. "The circumstancest buffounding the incident are carrently under investigation" said Fanant, adding: that no-arrests have been made: Assassination attempt on vice-chancetlor sutitungu. Vesele was in the vice-chancellor's car at the time of the shooting. The car was reportedly riddled with bullets. It was not the first attempted assassination of Buhlungu elther. In March 2022, a man was captured on cCTV footage climbing over a wall and firing three shots at Buhlungu's house. University of fort Hare employees targeted University of fort Hare spokesperson JP Roodt sald the university has seen several violent attacks recently after it started clamping down on corruption. "Last year, shots were fired into the residence of the deputy vice-chancellor for teaching and learning, Prof Renuka Vithal," he said. On May 19 the university's fleet and transport manager, was shot dead in a suspected hit near the Gonuble off-ramp. Kinana, though, said police do not suspect that the university employee being bound and gagged is related to previous attacks on UFH staffers. "The Saps does not relate or associate this incident with previous incidents which were reported and associated with Fort Hare University employees." SOURCE: https:/www.citizen,co.zaews/south-africa/crime/university-fort-hare-employee-tiedgagged-january-2023/