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Anger comes back to the practice of stealing livestock

By staffJuly 8, 20263 Mins Read
Anger comes back to the practice of stealing livestock
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The community of Didini, Mbumbulu is disgusted with the return of the evil practice of stealing cattle and then slaughtering them, which they thought was over.

It will be remembered that It is a country last year it reported in detail about the practice of stealing livestock and slaughtering them which had become common in this area.

Meetings were refused, but to no avail and the epidemic continued.

However, now the people of this area think that this practice is over as it has been stopped for a while and they have not asked the sun.

It turns out that last week ten cows from two families were stolen from this same place. All these cows are said to have been found after surgery at the “incident” site in Hhwai.

This place is said to be the only one where cattle have been found slaughtered if they have been stolen.

Another member of the community who spoke toOf this country She asked that her name be withheld, saying that the situation in Didini is bad, cattle thieves are hiding from the bucks who eat during the day.

It said that they also do not know what to do about this situation because we have left them in a very difficult situation.

When contacted, the local chief, Mr. Nsimbentsha Mboma, admitted that the incident had taken place.

He said that they do not know now what to do about the problem of livestock theft that has left them in a hole.

”Yes, that’s right, cows were stolen here and they were found to have been mutilated. This is a terrible thing that we see happening here in Mbumbulu. It happened when we thought it was over and we didn’t ask the sun and they continued,” explained the chief.

It said that they did not do anything to deal with this situation but it is just like pouring water on a duck’s back.

He said he wishes that one day the story of the end of this scourge will be told in Mbumbulu.

He urged the whole community to work together to overcome this situation.

Another person who said that he is close to these families said that it is very disappointing to see what is happening in this area.

He said it has become clear even to a small child that this is a problem that will never be solved whether they like it or not.

”We can talk about what we want but I think we all see now that there is no such thing as cattle thieves who rule here and do whatever and whenever they like,” he said.

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