OMG! A JEALOUS WIFE SETS HUSBAN'S PROPERTY ON FIRE FOR ATTENDING GIRLFRIEND'S FUNERAL

A jealous wife in a marital battle with her husband has set the man's house on fire after learning that he attended his girlfriend's funeral.

The woman from Cowdray Park suburb in Bulawayo of Zimbabwe has appeared in court charged with assaulting her ex-husband and setting his property on fire for attending his alleged girlfriend's funeral.

According to The Chronicle, Fortunate Ndlovu, 33, said Benjamin Mukumbira, 45, of the same suburb deserved what he got.

"I do admit that I tore his blankets and poured paraffin on his bed and set them on fire after I found out that he had attended his girlfriend's funeral after I had just recently lost my twins and he had refused to take responsibility for them," said Ndlovu. "I also assaulted him with fists and slammed him against the wall and burnt his clothes for leaving me while I was pregnant."

Ndlovu appeared before Western Commonage magistrate Themba Chimiso facing physical abuse and malicious damage to property charges.

She however pleaded guilty and was remanded in custody to April 27. Prosecuting, Mufaro Mageza told the court that on April 6 at around 10AM, the complainant left his house to attend a funeral at Luveve cemetery.

"At around 12 noon he received a call from his neighbours who said that the accused person was damaging his property. "He immediately left the burial grounds to his house. When he arrived he discovered that the accused person had broken down the door and burnt his bed, clothes and radio," said Mageza.

The prosecutor said when Mukumbira confronted Ndlovu she pushed him against the wall and assaulted him with fists.

"The value of the damaged property is $400 and nothing was recovered," said Mageza.

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