Friday, 16 May 2025

BRO BEDS BRO'S WIFE, SPARKING BLOODY BRAWL


Nkulumane residents were left stunned after a family fallout turned bloody when a man was stabbed, allegedly by his own brother, during a fiery row over infidelity claims!

It all exploded earlier on Monday morning when Thulani Ncube accused his younger brother, Albert, of having an affair with his wife.

Sources close to the family said Thulani had been suspicious for weeks but finally snapped after allegedly finding “flirty” messages on his wife’s phone.

“He stormed into the house shouting, ‘You’re banging my wife!’ while pointing at Albert,” said one neighbour who asked not to be named. “The tension was crazy, we could hear the shouting from next door.”

Albert denied everything, claiming his brother was delusional. But things went from bad to worse when their elder brother, Brighton Ncube, entered the fray.

“Brighton tried to calm them down, but he took Albert’s side,” said another neighbour, MaMoyo. “That only made things worse. Next thing, Thulani was bleeding.”

In a shocking twist, Brighton allegedly pulled out a screwdriver and stabbed Thulani in the chest during the chaos before bolting from the scene.

Thulani collapsed in the corridor, his T-shirt drenched in blood. His horrified wife screamed for help, running to neighbours for assistance.

“I was in my yard when I heard the commotion. When I rushed over, I saw Thulani lying on the floor, groaning in pain,” said Mr Mpofu, a retired security guard who lives nearby. “It was like a horror scene. Blood was everywhere.”

Tshabalala police were alerted and responded swiftly alongside Bulawayo City Council ambulance crews. Thulani was rushed to Mpilo Central Hospital where he is being treated for serious chest injuries.

The suspect, Brighton, is currently on the run, and police have launched a manhunt. “This is shocking. These are brothers! We never expected such madness in that family,” said another shocked resident.

The Nkulumane community has been left rattled by the vicious family drama.

“Was it guilt, rage or a jealous heart?” asked MaMoyo. “Whatever it was, it turned deadly.”

Police had not commented by the time of going to Press

Stay tuned — B-Metro will be following this story as it develops! B Metro

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