A Hwange woman stabbed her brother-in-law, accusing him of
dating a neighbour only a few weeks after the death of his wife.
Thirty-three-year-old Caroline Ngwenya admitted that she
stabbed Nyamba Ndlovu (48), a Hwange Colliery Company employee, on April 12
after she allegedly saw him knocking at his neighbour’s window at around 11pm.
Ngwenya claimed Ndlovu was dating the woman only identified
as NakaBheki even before her sister’s death in February.
“I became angry and that’s why l approached him in that
house and asked him why he was not mourning my sister,” she told The Standard.
“When she was hospitalised, he was spending his nights at
NakaBheki’s house while we remained with their kids.”
Ngwenya said on the day her sister died, Ndlovu was caught
being intimate with his neighbour.
She said he repeatedly stabbed her brother-in-law with a
kitchen knife until she was restrained by neighbours.
Ngwenya said her sister was under age when she married Ndlovu
and had four children when she died aged 24. Two of the children have since
died.
Ndlovu, who sustained multiple injuries on his hands,
denied the accusations saying Ngwenya was stalking him. He said he never dated
his neighbour. Standard
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