2 men jailed 14 years  each for taking turns to rape old woman

Two men have been jailed for a total of 14 years each  after being convicted of gang-rape  by Rumphi First Grade Magistrate Court.

An artist’s impression of a court proceeding

The convicts Chimwemwe Chatha, 23, Kel  Malonda, 21,  were found guilty by the court on Thursday for taking turns in raping an old woman on March 14 2019.

The sexual assault happened  at Sato Village in the district, according to police.

The denied the charge but prosecution by police with three witnesses successfully proved the case.

Magistrate Culthebert Phiri condemned the two men for subjecting the old woman to a brutal sexual attack.

He said the conviction and lengthy prison sentence should serve as a warning to would-be offenders.

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Political commentator
5 years ago

What is the age of the old lady?

Mabvuto
Mabvuto
5 years ago

Yes the chaps may be from either South or central but chikalidwe chonyatsachi taught by northerners. Take it or leave it

Truth pains
Truth pains
5 years ago

Hahahahahahah guys chezanani bwino

Atsotsi
5 years ago

Tsoka mtunda ndi nyanja ku prison’ko,kukubwera anyamata anyere kumeneko! Samalani mudzigona ndi ma boxer othina bwino…kkkk nde 14 years? tiva kut wina wafa ndi nyere nanga mpaka gogo mahule osewa?

Mabvuto
Mabvuto
5 years ago

After reading the headlines , I automatically knew it should be somewhere in the north.
I rest my case

Kenz
Kenz
5 years ago
Reply to  Mabvuto

I think mabvuto you are an I Dior hence your name

Iantana
Iantana
5 years ago
Reply to  Mabvuto

very funny , yes in the north but the convicts come from Lilongwe (Chatha and Malonda) zimvere mtolo

Agenda Setting Theory
Agenda Setting Theory
5 years ago
Reply to  Mabvuto

But can’t you see that these are surnames tenants who come from your village to work on farms in the north? There are no surnames like Chatha and Malonda in Rumphi

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