A key photo of the funeral of a man who made headlines a few months ago, after he severely beat his wife, beat her with a gun and stabbed her in her private parts with scissors.
In the past months, It is a country reported in detail about the case of Mrs. Wendy Ndimande who was crying bitterly about her husband, Mr. Kagiso Ndimande, saying that he beat her so badly that he stabbed her with scissors.
At that time, Mrs Ndimande said she wanted justice for the way her husband abused her. He told It is a country that they got into an argument while he was at their house in Mlaza, which led to him hitting her so hard that he hurt her.
He revealed that he beat her and dragged her to the floor and took her to their bedroom where Ndimande came and pulled down her pants as well and then took down what she was wearing and placed her on the head of the bed.
According to her, she thought that her husband’s anger had subsided and they were about to do the maid service as he had already put her on the head of the bed and did not ask the sun.
“He said he wouldn’t even sleep with me. After that, he stabbed me hard with a pair of scissors on my genitals,” he said at the time.
After that, Mrs. Ndimande filed a case against her husband, and she left him again at their home where they lived together in Mlaza. He told It is a country that at the moment she prefers to stay away from her husband because he has become an animal.
Since then, Ndimande has been in the Mlaza Magistrate’s Court, on the charge of trying to kill his wife.
Last month, it was revealed that Ndimande was shot dead by a man she was close to after an argument broke out between them over starch – a drug also known as cocaine.
After that, it is said that his wife said that she started preparing for the funeral and the family members of the deceased woke up and said that there was nothing in Luthela.
On the other hand, according to someone close to the bride’s family, the bride is also not putting herself down as she wants to be the one who gets the right to hide her husband.
“The sister complains that although they had problems, they had not yet filed for divorce in court. That makes her the one who should have the right to bury her husband,” she said.
Continuing, he said that it seems that no one wants to bend the horn as neither side seems to be complacent about the dead body dispute.
“We don’t know, it will be heard who will last if things are like this. The sad thing is that this whole thing is delaying. This person must have been buried long ago and that work has been passed, but where is it, it is worse from below to above,” he said.
The dispute over the body is at the Durban High Court, and the family of the deceased could not be reached to comment and previously it was reported about the dispute between the deceased and his wife, who did not want to speak toOf this country.