Chronicle (Zimbabwe)

Violence after soldier finds used condoms in house

- Nyaradzo Bakari

A SOLDIER attached to Inkomo barracks ran wild and assaulted his wife before destroying property after he found used condoms in their house.

Honoured Unengoni Dube (28) from Pumula North suburb in Bulawayo lost it when he got home to find used condoms and his wife, Ms Sibhekile Nyathi, could not account for them.

Dube accused his wife, a teacher at Tjompani Primary School in Plumtree, of being a prostitute and also damaged their plasma television and a coffee table out of anger.

He appeared before Western Commonage magistrate Mr Stephen Ndhlovu facing physical abuse and malicious damage to property charges.

Dube pleaded guilty to both counts and was fined $100 or 90 days in prison if he fails to pay.

Prosecutin­g, Mr Tony Kamudyariw­a said Dube assaulted his wife on Sunday. “On May 6 at around 12 noon, the complainan­t had a misunderst­anding with the accused over used condoms he found in their house. The accused slapped her several times on her face. He also damaged a plasma television with his fist and a coffee table, saying the complainan­t was a prostitute,” he said.

The prosecutor said the damaged property was valued at $600. —@NyarieBaki­e

of reciprocit­y, the exemption of visas for tourists applies for a period of 30 to 90 days per year,” said Ambassador Chipaziwa.

He said according to informatio­n obtained from the Angolan authoritie­s, the applicant has to be in possession of a valid passport, return airline ticket, an Internatio­nal Yellow Fever Vaccinatio­n Certificat­e and proof of resources to pay for accomodati­on and upkeep while in Angola.

“Please note that the exemption does not set aside the applicable formalitie­s at the ports of entry,” said Ambassador Chipaziwa. —@AuxiliaK .

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