A female physiotherapist of Mwinilunga District Hospital in North Western Province has allegedly been killed by her husband.
Confirming the matter to ZANIS, North Western Province Police Commanding officer Dennis Moola identified the deceased as Twaambo Hitima aged 36 of low density area in Mwinilunga district.
Mr Moola said the incident occurred on March 18, 2024 around 21:00 hours when the husband of the deceased Coillard Mubita 44, a Human Resource Officer at Mwinilunga District Health Office allegedly used an unknown sharp instrument to inflict multiple deep cuts on his wife’s neck.
“A niece to the deceased, Racheal Nyambe aged 18 of low density area reported that her aunt Twaambo Hitima has been murdered by her husband Mubita aged 44 after a marital dispute,” she told the police.
Mr Moola disclosed that the suspect Coillard Mubita has since been detained in police custody and a docket for murder opened while the body of the deceased has been deposited in Mwinilunga District Hospital mortuary awaiting postmortem.
Although marriages are breaking down at alarming levels, it’s best to divorce than kill the other. Is Society really practicing the until death do us part theory in this cruel and murderous manner sure without regard to the thou shall not kill commandment?
All moral decay!
Chabija Mwana okwesu.
Social Media is wrecking havoc in marriages…..the best way is to go separate ways if things are not working out
The killing one another, divorce, robberies are becoming daily news in the new dawn government. No day goes by without such news. These are bye products of hunger in homes. People can not afford what they used to afford leading to marital disputes. Then the Mr Know It All goes ahead, in order to impress his financiers and removes the death penalty. Without the death penalty, people are not afraid to kill.
Tribalism is the only thing coming out your mouth. When your tribesmen were in power, the government and its cadre of thugs were the ones beating, killing, maiming, raping and extorting people in the bus stations and the markets. You cannot tell us anything, UPND has brought safety and sanity to Zambia. I question the removal of the death penalty, and I wish someone would sue Hakainde in court to test whether the president has the power to remove laws he does not like. That being said, I would not be surprised if such power does exist, legally put their by your people, for their own devious and nefarious designs. We know how you all are. In this case, it is unfortunate that Mubita killed his wife; he must be punished to the full extent of the law
@I hate Kaizar Zulu, where have I said anything to do with tribe? Which tribesmen of mine were in power. I have made me to read my own post over and over again.
@I hate Kaizar Zulu, I do not see anywhere were I have mentioned anything to do with tribe.
Number one it should be illegal or a spouse to look at another spouses phone. The act of checking your wives phones and vice versa has become the leading cause of marital disputes. Stop it’s just stop it. Looking at their phones is the same as looking into their minds and seeing what they really think of you, some things are better left unknown. Stay away from your spouse’s phones if you want to have peace in your life.
Yeah Luckily my mother and Father grew up when there were no cellphones. Their marriages lasted forever.