A dispute over the affections of a lady of the night took a grim turn on Friday night, culminating in a tragic incident that claimed the life of one man. The incident unfolded at Manditanga Night Club, situated in Tsanzaguru, Rusape, leaving the community in shock.
Fatal Stabbing Amidst Dispute: A Night of Tragedy
The conflict escalated between two men, Liberty Masibi and Charles Ngara, as they both vied for the attention of a lady of the night known only as Maria. Witnesses recounted that the disagreement quickly spiraled out of control, with devastating consequences.
“The late Charles Ngara was also in the same bar, drinking beer with the lady of the night only identified as Maria. After some time, Masibi and Ngara had a misunderstanding over Maria,” shared an anonymous witness with the Manica Post.
Knife Attack Leaves Victim Mortally Wounded
The altercation soon spilled outside the nightclub, with Masibi and Ngara engaging in a physical confrontation. In a shocking turn of events, Masibi allegedly produced a knife and stabbed Ngara on the thigh, resulting in severe bleeding. Despite the intervention of fellow patrons, the damage had been done.
“Masibi suddenly withdrew a knife from his pocket and stabbed Ngara on the thigh. Ngara bled profusely,” the witness continued.
Tragic End and Legal Consequences
The tragic incident reached its conclusion at Rusape General Hospital, where Ngara was admitted in critical condition. Regrettably, he succumbed to his injuries, prompting a surge of grief in the local community.
“Ngara died upon admission. Masibi was arrested by police at the hospital,” disclosed the anonymous witness.
Community in Mourning, Calls for Awareness
The loss of a life has left Tsanzaguru reeling, shedding light on the dangers associated with escalating conflicts. While Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi, the national police spokesperson, remains unavailable for comment, Manicaland provincial police spokesperson, Inspector Norbert Muzondo, emphasized the importance of understanding the consequences of such altercations.
Source iHarare
