Police in Chilubi have arrested a 35 year old man of Chief Matipa’s area for allegedly murdering his wife following a domestic dispute.
Northern Province Deputy Police Commissioner Edwin Bwanga has confirmed the incidence to ZANIS today and identified the suspect as Zacharia Mwelwe.
Mr Bwanga said the couple is said to have picked up a quarrel which resulted in a fight and led to the death of the wife.
He said the man is believed to have used kicks, fists and other unknown objects during the fight.
Mr Bwanga identified the deceased as Muma Chale whose remains have since been buried.
Meanwhile, Mr Bwanga has advised couples to desist from resorting to violent behaviour whenever they have misunderstandings.
He said couples must learn to seek counsel and avoid violent acts which may lead to death of either partner.
The deputy police chief added that it is unfortunate that such an incidence has occurred when the world is observing the 16 days of Activism against Gender Based Violence.
Sad. Women please stop that “I am not leave you alone…ulenjipaya”.
I remember in grade 6 in village, fighting with a girl for 2 long days, “….ulujipaya fye, ulendya umubishi”. Still echoes. She was the last girl to fight with, am scared of them.
I learnt to hold their breasts and kiss them instead.
Imwe tata naimwe muli toole sana!!
@ Nostradamus
Kekekekekeke,this is the story which corrupted our friend Edgar lungu, that’s why he likes dancing near ‘ breasts’
Now what do those Catholic Priests say? Who deserves to be killed like this, just because she happens to be married to a monster and a beast of a human being?
So sickening, poverty mentality, A man should use his hand to hold his woman not hit her.A man who treats his woman like a princess is proof that he has been raised by a queen.You don’t need to be a hero just be a man with soul of a lion.its weakness to fight a weak soul,come on man.
If you have a woman that’s willing to let you know the things you need to work on within yourself then she’s a keeper. Sometimes we as men are afraid to hear the truth about ourselves but sometimes the truth is exactly what we need. Nothing is wrong with receiving active criticism.
@Nostradamus. hahahaha awii.. bwafya tekuti wishibe abena ng’umbo ukwipaya umuntu tafyala aficitikapo! iyi mipamba mayo twatola. God help us. Please God we ask that Amargedon come now to remove this strife ridden system of satana who has corrupted abena ng’umbo, and has also corrupted pf leading to poverty and henceforth gender violence. Mwelwe mwaume tepapa waipaya mwana Chale. impaka fye noobe ukoya.
Some people here are just condemning from without. In this life, never say never. One day you might just find yourself in the same situation. That’s what I also used to say before I married. Situations differ from one home to another. It could have been the woman herself who became too disrespectful or it could be the man whose tampers could have gone beyond control but am not in anyway saying what the man did was good,no.It was horrible.There are some women who refuse to leave the matrimonial home even when told to do so due to their gross indiscipline
Physically, in most cases men are stronger than women so if we hit them, we do more damage. A real man knows how to calm a situation with a woman without resulting to violence. Only men with a superiority complex hit women (Queens).
Ba Bemba muli na nyele too much, even when the wives are on the moon bakolwe bafuna kusuka munkhondo sure!