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Lusaka Man Impregnates Sister-In-Law,
The Matero Local Court heard how a 38-year-old man of Lusaka’s Chilenje Township sexually abused his 17-year-old sister-in-law who was also his dependant.
This is a case in which Peter Kalilele, 47, of Matero Township sued Paul Chirwa for compensation for damage after the latter impregnated his niece, Ireen Mwamulele.
Kalilele told senior court magistrates Lewis Mumba and Petronella Kalyelye that Chirwa was married to Mwamulele’s older sister after impregnating her as well.
“I brought this man to court because he went further to impregnate my other niece, Mwamulele, who is the sister to his wife. He took Mwamulele under his roof and started paying for her education. Mwamulele confirmed that Chirwa had been having sex with her. She has since given birth to his child,” he said.
Chirwa had promised to educate Mwamulele, especially that she is an orphan with no other family member to offer her financial support.
Kalilele said after the family found out that Mwamulele was pregnant, Chirwa admitted impregnating her and was remorseful about the incident.
“Surprisingly, Chirwa later denied impregnating Mwamulele,” he said.
Mwamulele told the court that Chirwa started having sex with her in November last year.
She said whenever he knocked off from work, Chirwa would follow her to her bedroom and force himself on her.
Mwamulele narrated that after learning of her pregnancy, Chirwa promised to give her money for an abortion but she declined.
However, Chirwa denied the allegation claiming either his nephew or son was responsible for Mwamulele’s pregnancy.
Passing judgment, the court ordered Chirwa to pay Kalilele K4,000 as compensation for damages.
The court also ordered a DNA test to be conducted to determine the paternity of the child.
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chichi
October 13, 2014 at 8:23 am
2 bad indeed,but even da girl z oso iresponsible,y didn’t she tell her sis imediatly dis act started? and naimwe bamdala imagine yo sis-in-law,what a shame,
SEKOPONOKE
October 13, 2014 at 8:48 am
Namashina yabulalelale ati Kalilele Mwamulele Balilalana
Thief Justice
October 13, 2014 at 10:03 am
Yaba wansekesha iwe
chile1
October 13, 2014 at 10:28 am
I ws comin to dat aswell ayi,thoz names played a part in this
Greg Kadimba
October 13, 2014 at 9:51 am
shit happens!
IF NOT
October 13, 2014 at 9:55 am
The gal should have been courageous enough to inform the sister. Where was the wife every time the hubby went to the gal’s room?
kakolwe
October 13, 2014 at 11:07 am
Ba Chirwa mwamulele Shani uyu umwaice Mwamulele? Bushe mwalele Mwamulele while the elder Mwamulele had gone to visit baKalilele elyo mwamulala? OK, mulipileni Kalilele pakulala naMwalilele.
I propose that we ban the keeping of these elder juveniles. We are becoming endangered species! Tulefula-fula saanaaa!
chiz~man
October 13, 2014 at 11:29 am
Chirwa chipuli chyobe….!!
Kape
October 13, 2014 at 11:33 am
AT MY PLACE I ONLY ALLOW THE BOYS BECAUSE THIS YOUNG GIRLS ARE BECOMING VERY FANY PLEASE TEKWESHA
Judge Joe Bidden
October 13, 2014 at 1:32 pm
“Passing judgment, the court ordered Chirwa to pay Kalilele K4,000 as compensation for damages. The court also ordered a DNA test to be conducted to determine the paternity of the child”
How can you first let Chirwa pay then child DNA test later? Where did this magistrate go to school? Say its not his child, will the woman bring back the money?
Nigerian pastor to be
October 13, 2014 at 6:36 pm
how can one not impregnate her with such names; Mwamulele Kalilele, kalyelye. This is too much.But zoona!!!!!!!!
pj
October 13, 2014 at 9:52 pm
Iyi ndiye timakamba ati “panyo”
kuti walala na niece