 Actress Naxalo Makashalila's family turned away by security at her complex days before her body was found. Where were they? How did no one find her body sooner? These are some of the questions that were asked when South Africans found out that actress Naxalo Makashalila had been passed away for days before she was found. But they did try to get in, her family tells us. They were turned away by the security at her complex. Naxalo was a renowned actress who was found dead in her honeydew home on Friday and family spokesperson Pastor Kavoun Yukizes says her brother Wandil had tried to reach out to his sister for something and when he could not reach her, he asked his girlfriend to go to her place. The girlfriend was turned away by the security because they could not reach her on the phone in order to get an exit code. He says, adding that at that point no one could have ever imagined that she was not answering because she had passed away. Speaking to the publication, Pastor Yukizes says the family is still struggling to come to terms with her sudden death. It was not too unusual to not be able to reach her because of her work and would be often out of touch if she was busy in studio, shooting something. No one thought she was quiet because she was no longer with us. He says her body was found laying next to her bed and that as far as they knew, she was not sick. This is just a huge blow to all of us, he says. She did not have a car, so there was no telling if she was home or not, Pastor Yukizes says. Security expert Colony Williams' asterisk says as unfortunate as it is, the security guard did the right thing by not manually opening for Wondill's girlfriend. Even if a person is a frequent visitor or a family member, the security guard has no business opening for that person without the consent of the tenant. Security guards are governed by rules too. These rules come from the Access Control Act as well as rules from the body corporates of the different estates and complexes. The duty of the security guard, in this instance, is to ensure the safety of all tenants, and to prohibit any unauthorized entry. Unfortunately, even if a mother says they have traveled overnight from the villages and they want to see their child who is a tenant, the security guard cannot open for them without the consent of the tenant, even if they do not have anywhere to sleep. They must go to the nearest police station if they cannot afford to book alternative accommodation, he says. Colony further says security guards cannot simply use their discretion willy-nilly. I know people think security guards are difficult and they refuse to think outside the rules, but the truth is that their jobs are on the line. Should anything happen to the tenants or their property, the security guard can be held liable or lose their jobs. They have to be strict and rigid, it is simply the nature of their job. At that point, the guard did not know if the tenant did not want to see her relatives or if she was avoiding them. Manually opening for the relatives would have been a breach of the tenant's privacy. It is a pity that the lady had passed away, but on that Wednesday, she had already passed, if we go by reports that she had been dead for a week already when she was found. Colony says maybe body corporates will want to revisit their rules to make provisions such instances, but he doubts anything will change. Anger, one of the biggest residential property management agencies in the country, are also strict on their security policy. According to their website, they have over 45000 units under their care, 450 unique body corporates, and homeowners association's trust accounts. No person shall be permitted to enter the complex without first identifying themselves via the intercom system. Naki, as she was affectionately known will be buried on March 19th in Kvavika, Eastern Cape, and her memorial service will be at the market theater got 10 at 12 p.m. on March 24th.