A devastating incident has. shaken the community of Luanshya, Zambia, leaving residents in shock and disbelief. Mwila Chilaisha, a 45-year-old gym instructor, has been arrested for allegedly beating his wife, Lunar Kalaba, to death at their shared business, ‘Paka Dry bar, in the Mpatamatu area, According to authorities, the tragic event unfolded between 01:00 and 02:00 hours on September 5, 2024. Chilaisha, who also works as a stores man at Zambia Combined Cadet Force, had been managing the bar since the regular barman had left to pursue an unpaid debt. ..Read Full Article
Earlier that day, Lunar had requested K5 from her husband, but he refused, leading her to leave the premises.
In a fit of rage, Chilaisha followed his wife and discovered her with another man, Nathan Simukoko, in the toilet. This encounter triggered a violent outburst, resulting in Chilaisha allegedly beating both individuals.
Simukoko managed to escape, but Chilaisha continued assaulting his wife, ultimately leading to her unconsciousness.
The barman rushed Lunar to the clinic, where she was pronounced dead upon arrival. The victim’s brother reported the incident, and Chilaisha is currently in police custody, facing charges related to domestic violence.
This heartbreaking incident highlights the severe consequences of unchecked jealousy and the importance of addressing domestic violence.
It emphasizes the need for open communication, seeking help when necessary, and community support for victims of domestic abuse. Domestic violence is a pervasive Issue affecting countless families worldwide. It can take many forms, including physical, emotional, and psychological abuse.
In this case, Chilaisha’ s jealousy and anger led him to commit a horrific act that resulted in the loss of his wife’s life. The incident has sparked outrage and shock in the community, with many calling for justice for Lunar Kalaba.
The police have assured the public that they will thoroughly Investigate the matter and ensure that justice is served. In Zambia, domestic violence is a criminal offense, and perpetrators can face serious consequences, including imprisonment. However, many cases of domestic violence go unreported, and victims often suffer in silence…..Read Full Article
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