A 21-year-old man has been arrested in Machinga for killing his sister in-law’s boyfriend.
Police in the district confirmed the development with Malawi24 and identified the suspected murderer as Elias Jalasi and the deceased as 21-year-old Mike Mtukanika.
According to Machinga police spokesperson Davie Sulumba, the deceased was in an affair with younger sister to the wife of Jalasi and used to visit her frequently including during odd hours.
On the day of the incident, Jalasi who works in Blantyre visited his family at Nkhuna village in Machinga.
“Mike went to his girlfriend’s house without knowing that Jalasi had arrived from Blantyre, he knocked on the door but in no time Jalasi came and start chasing Mike.
“In the course of running Mike fell down which gave Jalasi a chance to assault him with a stick,” Sulumba said.
Mike sustained head injuries and later died. Medical officer at Ntaja health centre said death was due to severe bleeding.
The matter was reported to Ntaja police who arrested Jalasi.
The suspect who works as a garden boy in the commercial city of Blantyre will soon appear before the court of law to answer charges of murder which is in conflict with section 209 of the penal code.
Jalasi comes from Mpirangwe village in the area of Traditional Authority Kadewere in Chiradzulu district.
Commenting on the issue in an interview with Malawi24, social commentator Brian Ndau said cases of this nature are as a result of ignorance and improper handling of issues.
He said there are a lot of organisations that could have helped in resolving the issue.
“I think cases like these happen out of ignorance because if it was handled in a good way I am sure there wouldn’t have been any death,” Ndau explained.
He was the sisters in-law’s boyfriend too
Such is not life
nthawi yosiliza ino
Na ayao pali nkazi amalorera kusadya bola achape ndodo basi
atipeza mkulu ameneyu..tidzamusunga kuno
Nsanje kupangira mlamu kungomva kut mlamu ndi ndiwo zikapsa lawa?? Munkaleka kukwatira iyeyo bwanj?
kunu fayakunu,sizachilendo mtundu umenewu kumphana aluya
Arrest him for 50 years
6mm
this is so bad our to country
Ufumu dzulo wakwezedwa kumeneko mukuphanakonso…. Mwabanthu Mweee! Mxew!
Apite kape amaneyo azikagwila ntchito ya wu Gardener ku prison konko.
Ayawo ndichonchotu amafuna aziphatikiza
Wachitabwinn kupha uchimo siwabwino kukwelana musanakwatilane sibho koma mukhalapl moyo wanu ose mundende kwa mulungu wakhululuka kale
La 40 Likakwana La 39 Umalifuna Koma Silibwelelaso Ataaa!
unena zawona isi!mfumwe e!e!
So this is nsanje at its best mumafuna onse
Man kills sister in-law’s lover
By Mphatso Khutcha Richard
A 21-year-old man has been arrested in Machinga for
killing his sister in-law’s boyfriend.
Police in the district confirmed the development with
Malawi24 and identified the suspected murderer as Elias
Jalasi and the deceased as 21-year-old Mike Mtukanika.
According to Machinga police spokesperson Davie
Sulumba, the deceased was in an affair with younger
sister to the wife of Jalasi and used to visit her frequently
including during odd hours.
On the day of the incident, Jalasi who works in Blantyre
visited his family at Nkhuna village in Machinga.
“Mike went to his girlfriend’s house without knowing that
Jalasi had arrived from Blantyre, he knocked on the door
but in no time Jalasi came and start chasing Mike.
“In the course of running Mike fell down which gave Jalasi
a chance to assault him with a stick,” Sulumba said.
Mike sustained head injuries and later died. Medical
officer at Ntaja health centre said death was due to severe
bleeding.
The matter was reported to Ntaja police who arrested
Jalasi.
The suspect who works as a garden boy in the
commercial city of Blantyre will soon appear before the
court of law to answer charges of murder which is in
conflict with section 209 of the penal code.
Jalasi comes from Mpirangwe village in the area of
Traditional Authority Kadewere in Chiradzulu district.
Commenting on the issue in an interview with Malawi24,
social commentator Brian Ndau said cases of this nature
are as a result of ignorance and improper handling of
issues.
He said there are a lot of organisations that could have
helped in resolving the issue.
“I think cases like these happen out of ignorance because
if it was handled in a good way I am sure there wouldn’t
have been any death,” Ndau explained.
Keep doing what u are doing. Those of us who depend on free data appreciate it. Lol
kkk
The Law must land on him
Open the link then comment
Oo my God
tamuonetseni khope ameneyo anthu atengerepo phumziro t
Kamadi mwinaso ndiwazaka 70
alandre yesu ameneyo kkkk!!
who is a winner here. taking life on issues of love primitive life style
Naye Akaphedwe
Mikono imenei siwazaka 60 ameyo
Africa is still behind the world concerning the modern world development… And now we are going to be a part of violence in the world criminal justice
Mmm bambo ameneyo ndiotani?amafuna azigona ndi mtsikanayo?
Mmmmmmmmm Nkutheka Kt Mamunayo Amapatamoso Sure Mwa Mkaziyo.
Aaaah kukafuna ka nkazko bwnj
Ooooooh—ooooo!!!