Mubobobo, a term typically associated with men seeking “remote supernatural” sex with women, was at the centre of a peculiar case in Bulawayo when a male vendor operating at Renkini Long Distance Bus Terminus sensationally accused a female colleague of possessing these abhorrent supernatural powers.
He suspected she was using them to remotely have sex with
him, satisfying her desires without his knowledge. Yes, you read that right,
Lindelani Mathema (31) from Mzilikazi suburb alleged that Qaphelani Ncube (46)
from Emakhandeni suburb used mubobobo on him.
Mathema reportedly claimed that whenever he was near Ncube,
he would experience “involuntary arousal and ejaculation”.
Mubobobo is an act of mysteriously engaging in sexual
intercourse without having physical contact with another person using
supernatural means. It is metaphorically referred to as “bluetooth sex” due to
the fact that the victim and the perpetrator do not have to be in physical
contact.
Both Mathema and Ncube are self-employed vendors at Renkini
Long Distance Bus Terminus. After being accused of using “bluetooth sex” on
Mathema, Ncube flew into a rage and assaulted Mathema with an empty crate on
the face.
Details of the dramatic incident are that on 22 April at
around 7am at Renkini Long Distance Bus Terminus, Mathema accused Ncube of
using mubobobo on him. This accusation sparked a misunderstanding between the
two. At the height of the argument, Ncube grabbed an empty crate and struck
Mathema on the left cheek. Ncube went on to slap Mathema before he punched him
in the face.
Mathema, whose face was swollen from the attack, reported
the matter to the police, leading to Ncube’s arrest. Ncube was brought before
Bulawayo magistrate Vakai Douglas Chikwekwe charged with assault.
She pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pay US$100 or the
equivalent local currency fine at the prevailing bank rate on the date of
payment. In default of payment, she faces 30 days’ imprisonment. CITE
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