After the divorce, Sikhumbuzo married the woman.
The bitter ex-husband, Nathan Nyathi, was forced to share
property with his ex-wife.
Sikhumbuzo is said to have driven to Nathan’s place,
accompanied by two of his relatives and the police, to collect his new wife’s
share of the property. Sikhumbuzo did
not enter Nathan’s yard but he remained in the car while his relatives and the
police entered, it was further heard.
This did not go down well with Nathan who is said to have
threatened to harm Sikhumbuzo.
Nathan said: “Ngizamdingela abafana bamtshaye nxa be
ngehluleka ngizambulala mina (I will assign my guys to assault him, if they
fail, I will take it upon myself to kill him).”
Sikhumbuzo reported the threats to the police.
Nathan pleaded not guilty before Western Commonage
magistrate Jeconia Prince Ncube.
A bitter Nathan Nyathi revealed during a trial that
Sikhumbuzo Nyathi had an adulterous affair with his wife and that caused them
to divorce. After the divorce his (Nathan’s) wife was then married by
Sikhumbuzo.
After divorce they obtained a court order which guided them
on how to share property.
The threats by Nathan induced fear in Sikhumbuzo and he
pressed charges of threats of violence against Nathan. B Metro
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