Thyolo woman hacked by hubby over relish

A 34 year old woman, Christina Napose is receiving treatment at Thyolo District Hospital after being hacked by her husband on both hands and the head following misunderstandings between the two over relish.

Nopose: Victim of domestic violence
Nopose: Victim of domestic violence
Napose hacked in her head
Napose hacked in her head

Meanwhile, Thyolo Police officer in charge, Josiah Kanthiti confirmed to have received the report saying they are searching for the husband, Benson Kalingo who has since fled to unknown destination.

Speaking with the Malawi News Agency (Mana) from her hospital bed, Napose a mother of three said she met her fate on Sunday night of June 13 soon after her husband came back from where he went earlier that day.

“My husband left around lunch time when I was preparing food. I told him to wait for lunch but he refused saying he was going out for a walk but he didn’t tell me where he was going,” she said.

Napose added that her husband came at around past eight in the evening and demanded for his food which she provided to him.

“Instead of eating his food which I prepared, he started shouting at me while complaining that the relish I had given him was not enough,” she said adding that her husband went out to prepare additional relish.

Napose, who works at Conforzi Tea Estate as a tea plucker said she told her husband not to prepare additional relish since to her it was a waste.

“This did not please my husband who instead of cooperating with me, he took a panga knife and hacked me on the head, fingers and the back,” Napose lamented.

According to Napose, the two have been married for seven months.

Both Christina Napose and Benson Kalingo hail from Lupiya Village in the area of Traditional Authority Ngolongoliwa in the district.

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