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Two ladies arrested for beating fellow thigh vendor to loss of life over buyer

Two ladies have been charged over a deadly assault on a fellow thigh vendor following an alleged dispute over a shopper in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.
Nokukhanya Ncube and Tadiwanashe Chipindu appeared earlier than Bulawayo Provincial Resident Magistrate Themba Chimiso on Wednesday, October 14, and have been remanded in custody till October 22. According to B-Metro, prosecutor Josiphine Gurazhira alleged that the confrontation started after Ncube accused the lady of taking one in every of her purchasers.
The prosecution mentioned Ncube and Chipindu attacked the lady with bricks, inflicting a critical head damage that left her unconscious. Others on the scene reportedly tried to help her whereas an ambulance was referred to as. She died whereas being transported to Mpilo Central Hospital.
Investigators reportedly recovered a brick from Ncube that they consider was used through the alleged assault. The allegations in opposition to each defendants stay earlier than the courtroom for willpower.
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