The man who is alleged to have killed the 8-year old Tazne van Wyk is set to go on trial for her murder in May this year. Tazne was killed, and her body dumped in a storm-water drain, outside Worcester in February 2020. The case is set to commence in the Western Cape High Court on 31 May.

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