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A Woman kills Mother in law

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Police in Kafue have arrested a woman of Chingangauka village of chief Nalwama’s area in Kafue district for allegedly murdering her 70 year old mother -in-law.

The accused has been identified as Febby Chali whose age is unknown while the deceased is Elina Chalebwa.

Police Spokesperson Elizabeth Kanjela says the incident occurred on December 9, 2011 around 14:00 hours when the deceased had gone to her son’s home to settle a dispute which had erupted between him and the wife.

Ms Kanjela told ZNBC News in a statement that the accused become emotional and started beating the mother -in -law who later fell to the ground and died.

Febby Chali is detained at Kafue police station and will appear in court soon .

The body of Elina is lying in Kafue district hospital mortuary.

And a women of Lusaka’s Makeni area today appeared in the Lusaka magistrate court charged with child desertion.

Faides Musonda 23, stands charged with one count of child desertion contrary to the laws of Zambia.

Facts before the court are that Faides being a parent to a child under the age of 16 years, willfully and without lawful or reasonable cause did dump her child and left him without any means of support.

According to court documents the woman left her one and a half year old son alone, at Kauzu tavern in Makeni Konga around 19 hours.

Lusaka magistrate William Banda has set December 16, 2011 as date for plea.

The woman is remanded in custody.
[ZNBC]

13 COMMENTS

  1. Was this article checked for grammar before being posted? This is very unprofessional.

    “Ms Kanjela told ZNBC News in a statement that the accused become emotional and started beating the mother -in -law who later fell to the ground and died.”

    “And a women of Lusaka’s Makeni area today appeared in the Lusaka magistrate court charged with child desertion.”

  2. Um beaten to death ummmmmh there is something not been said straight forward I think the old lady was a problem for the daughter in law to vent full force anger like that am sure it was the insulting and bad mouthing of the daughter in law and it had been long overdue but she had it coming some of these in-laws can be devilish at times and want to bring problems in their children’s marriages.

  3. Where was the husband/son? Women…….whatever differences you may have with your in-laws, you should always remember that your husband did not fall from the sky. There must have been somebody special behind your husbands success. Somebody very loving and caring must have been around taking care of your husband. Cooking and feeding him, mending his cloths, hugging him when in pain and lovingly drying his tears. Why not learn to appreciate and love this woman. Mums can be a pain, but they need to be respected…..and loved

    Lock up this murderer.

  4. Sad story. However, unless we know the full story, we cant pass judgement.

    Some mothers-in-law are like devils. Also some daughters-in-law are like devils. Even some sons-in-law. People familiar with the situation could help paint the full picture of what exctly went on in this marriage.

  5. Am here working leaving my children in africa as a single mum bring up my sons alone and someone’s daughter wants to take him all for herself haa not good.am sure she was just trying to bring peace ati wanya ndiwe utuma mwana wako daughter in-law you see now am sure you are regreting.sometimes its influence from friends one says ati ine bapongozi awe sure sibangaipeke nimabayanka baziba nabeve,hav heard this before please lets respect our spouses relatives.thanks

  6. The fact here remains that she lay her hand on a seventy year old woman.From this, one can likely conclude that she was the agitater even in the dispute btwn she and the husband.If she didn’t like how the MIL was resolving the matter,why didn’t she just pack her stuff and leave? Now she will have a long time to think about that. While she sits in prison.

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