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Rwandese brother and sister murder sisters husband

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During killing another guy of Rwandese ethnicity after an argument, a brother and sister of that descent have been detained in Kafue.

Angela Letitsia, 24, and Emmanuel Nizeyimana, 20, are thought to have hired a taxi driver to help dispose of Dusabimana Furujotse Mukwiye Ngono’s body after keeping it at home. Dusabimana is Angela’s husband.

The two siblings, in the sight of Prince Himoonze,51 the taxi driver, chopped off Mr. Ngongo’s legs before they could dispose of the body in Mazabuka because his body wouldn’t fit in the car.

Police in Zambia arrested the pair after learning they were in possession of offensive weapons, according to deputy police spokesperson Danny Mwale.

Following an investigation, the trio—which also included the cab driver—was questioned in relation to the offensive weapons and blood-stained clothing discovered in a basin with what appeared to be fresh human blood.

He claimed that the two Rwandese, a brother and sister, eventually admitted to killing Mr. Ngono, a fellow Rwandese and Letitsia’s spouse, after a fight they had on Monday at around 2:00 a.m. in Kafue Town.

“Facts of the matter are that the body of the deceased was kept in the house and on Tuesday, around 23:00 hours the two suspects approached a taxi driver, Himoonze over the disposal of the body who after seeing the body of the deceased advised the two to cut the legs for it to fit his vehicle. The two legs of the deceased were cut in the presence of the taxi driver then rapped in some clothes and put in a basin which was later loaded in the taxi a Hnda HRV registration number, BAC 6256,” he said.

Mr Mwale said the vehicle was driven from Kafue to Mazabuka’s Magoye area where the deceased’s body was dumped.

“Officers were led to the area where after a search, the deceased’s body was discovered in the bush. The body was found in a decomposed state ,but facing upwards with a swollen head, neck and the two legs were separate from the body. The body has since been deposited in Mazabuka general hospital mortuary awaiting postmortem. The three have been detained in police custody ,” he said.

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President Hichilema to Visit Seseli Mine

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Seseli Mine in Chingola

President Hakainde Hichilema is scheduled to visit Seseli Mine in Chingola on the Copperbelt, where a number of illegal miners find themselves trapped in a flooded open-pit mine. The announcement was made by Copper Minister Elisha Matambo during a press briefing in Chingola, reflecting the government’s commitment to addressing the critical situation.

Minister Matambo expressed confidence in the measures and interventions implemented by the government, ensuring that the ongoing rescue mission will reach the trapped miners. The President’s visit underscores the gravity of the situation and the government’s hands-on approach in coordinating the rescue efforts.

Mines Minister Paul Kabuswe provided further assurance, stating that safety precautions are rigorously being followed to maximize the chances of a successful rescue operation. He emphasized that the government has engaged with families affected by the incident, with twenty-seven families having come forward to claim missing relatives.

Source: aljazeera

In other news – It all ended in tears for Faith Nketsi

News that well-known Mzansi reality TV star and influencer, Faith Nketsi whose full name is Mapholoso Faith Nketsi was finally divorcing her short-term husband Nzuzo Njilo was met with relief from fans of the reality star and businesswoman.

Faith Nketsi

The reason behind the celebration of the divorce was because Faith’s brand took some knocks when her husband’s corrupt business ways were aired on the covers of Mzansi’s biggest. Read more

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PF MPs Urged to Embrace New Leadership Dynamics in National Assembly

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Robert Chabinga

The leader of the opposition in Parliament, Robert Chabinga, has commended President Hakainde Hichilema for demonstrating a spirit of unity and magnanimity towards his predecessor, former President Edgar Lungu. In the midst of heightened provocations, Mr. Chabinga emphasized that President Hichilema and the United Party for National Development (UPND) are not responsible for the challenges within the former ruling Patriotic Front (PF).

Speaking from his position as the Member of Parliament for Mafinga, Mr. Chabinga advised PF Members of Parliament to acknowledge the changed leadership in the National Assembly. He urged them to embrace discipline and decorum in the legislative body, emphasizing the importance of non-political conduct and effective representation aligned with the wishes of the electorate.

“President Hichilema has demonstrated love towards his predecessor, former President Lungu, even in the face of heightened provocation. The challenges within the PF should not be laid at the doorstep of President Hichilema and the UPND. It is essential for PF MPs to accept the new reality and move forward,” stated Mr. Chabinga in a statement issued to ZNBC News in Lusaka.

He underscored the importance of maintaining discipline in the National Assembly, urging MPs to prioritize the interests of the people who elected them. Mr. Chabinga emphasized the need for constructive checks and balances from opposition MPs, fostering an environment of cooperation and effective governance.

“Opposition MPs have a crucial role in providing constructive checks and balances in the House. It is imperative for all MPs to refrain from antagonizing one another and focus on contributing positively to the legislative process,” added Mr. Chabinga.

Source: Lusakatimes

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