Physinews Reports: A Lusaka banker allegedly shot her
husband five times during a matrimonial
dispute in the wee hours of the morning
after a night out, a Zambia court has
heard.
The banker, Precious Longwe Litebele, is
now being charged with one count of
murdering her husband, Akakanda
Litebele, also a banker, on May 25 this
year.
Lipimile Litebele, brother to the deceased,
told the court that on the material day,
Akakanda called him to join him at the
Jazz Club in Long Acres.
They later decided to go to Chez Ntemba,
where they met Precious.
Lupimile said he and Akakanda decided
to go home but left Precious in the club in
the company of her friends.
Lipimile said he and Akakanda arrived
home after midnight and that between
02:00 and 03:00 hours, he heard
gunshots.
He said he left his room and found
Precious holding a gun, shouting at him:
“This is a real gun, I have shot dead your
brother and I will shoot you too.’’
Lipimile told the court that he pleaded
with his sister-in-law to put down the
gun so that he could try and save his
brother by taking him to the hospital but
she refused.
She later dropped the gun and he rushed
to report the matter to Woodlands police
station.
Another witness, Thressa Chilufya, a
maid, told the court that on the material
day, Precious went for work and later
came home around 17:00 hours with her
friends to change her clothes and later
went out.
Ms Chilufya said she left by a taxi and to
her surprise the police called her later to
ask what had happened at her employers’
house.
Judge Sharon Newa adjourned the matter
to a later date.
husband five times during a matrimonial
dispute in the wee hours of the morning
after a night out, a Zambia court has
heard.
The banker, Precious Longwe Litebele, is
now being charged with one count of
murdering her husband, Akakanda
Litebele, also a banker, on May 25 this
year.
Lipimile Litebele, brother to the deceased,
told the court that on the material day,
Akakanda called him to join him at the
Jazz Club in Long Acres.
They later decided to go to Chez Ntemba,
where they met Precious.
Lupimile said he and Akakanda decided
to go home but left Precious in the club in
the company of her friends.
Lipimile said he and Akakanda arrived
home after midnight and that between
02:00 and 03:00 hours, he heard
gunshots.
He said he left his room and found
Precious holding a gun, shouting at him:
“This is a real gun, I have shot dead your
brother and I will shoot you too.’’
Lipimile told the court that he pleaded
with his sister-in-law to put down the
gun so that he could try and save his
brother by taking him to the hospital but
she refused.
She later dropped the gun and he rushed
to report the matter to Woodlands police
station.
Another witness, Thressa Chilufya, a
maid, told the court that on the material
day, Precious went for work and later
came home around 17:00 hours with her
friends to change her clothes and later
went out.
Ms Chilufya said she left by a taxi and to
her surprise the police called her later to
ask what had happened at her employers’
house.
Judge Sharon Newa adjourned the matter
to a later date.
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