The legislator,
who has not been named by both the man and his estranged wife, was talking to
Rejoice Govera, 37, in the hotel car park when Wilson Makondesa, 38, struck.
Makondesa is a
manager at a city panel beating firm. He has been separated from Rejoice since
February last year when she left the couple’s home to live on her own.
Rejoice said
Makondesa has been living with another woman since they separated last year.
Makondesa
tracked the location of his estranged wife using a vehicle tracking device on
the car which Rejoice uses.
He has been
monitoring all her movements since she left their matrimonial home.
Rejoice says
she has been forced to change homes on a number of occasions to try and ensure
that Makondesa does not come to abuse her.
Rejoice was
even granted a peace order and she claims Makondesa has been violating the
order.
Last week
Makondesa rushed to a city hotel, after tracking the movements of Rejoice’s
car, and he opened fire using a pellet gun at a legislator he suspected of
having a love affair with his estranged wife.
He later
assaulted the legislator. Rejoice told H-Metro that she regrets marrying
Makondesa.
“I lost peace
and I regret this second marriage,” said Rejoice.
“After losing
my first marriage, I was quickly seduced by Wilson, who had also divorced his
wife sometime in 2019.
“Within two
weeks of dating, Wilson paid lobola probably to cover up his real abusive
behaviour. I gave in, today I regret this rush, I am experiencing hell on earth
under Wilson.
“He is always
stalking me even though we are separated and he is living with another woman. Every
man talking to me is my lover in his eyes and he makes sure he employs every
tactic to attack my personality as well as my job.”
She added: “Last
week he rushed to a hotel where he found me talking to a Member of Parliament.
“He opened fire
and assaulted him without verifying what was going on.”Wilson is short
tempered, abusive and too impish to be a husband.
“I have changed
homes several times trying to run away from him but he is not throwing in the
towel.
“I pray that I
find help for me to find peace from the father of my son. We rushed into a
marriage of convenience when I wanted to leave the country but I later came to
my senses and abandoned the move. That wedding certificate is the tool he is
using to abuse me.”
Makondesa told
H-Metro: “We had some differences with Rejoice that led her to look for
alternative accommodation. On the day in question I rushed to a hotel where I
found the vehicle parked.
“After
consulting security officers manning the place they informed me that she parked
the vehicle and left with someone.
“Within a few
minutes they returned and parked close to her vehicle.
“To be honest I
never found them in a compromising position and she was never taken to a hotel
room.
“I felt
jealousy and thought she was being kissed and I got closer with the intention
of recording but Rejoice was quick to spot me. I blocked the vehicle and
confronted the man, I physically assaulted him zvakasimba.
“I am legally
married to Rejoice although we are not staying together.” H Metro
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