Residents flog landlords publicly after being caught in bed with the tenant’s second wife.
When a Tanzanian landlord was caught having $éx with his tenant's second wife, he was publicly humiliated and brutally flogged before receiving a severe fine.
According to reports, the spectacular event took place in Kibwera village, which is located in the Geita district of the nation's Geita province.
According to a Millard Ayo report, Katayo Bote received a public caning and a fine of about KSh 11,000 for her actions.
Emmanuel Ndalawa, a broken-hearted tenant of Katayo who has two wives, claimed he became aware that his second and younger wife had grown too close to the landlord ever since they moved into his home.
Ndalawa who lives in the same house with his two wives said he caught his lover and the Katayo in her room getting intimate.
It is reported that the village chairman, Simion Kisinza, confirmed the incident, saying it was reported to the leadership of the village and they decided to punish Katayo to serve as a deterrent to others.
Katayo is said to be noted for sleeping with other men’s wives, and it appears the residents could not tolerate his immoral conduct anymore.
In related news, a 37-year-old Kenyan man was arrested after a 48-year-old woman he inherited following the death of her husband, died while they were having $éxual intercourse in the bush.
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 19, in a town in Kenya’s Homa Bay County called Mbita, after the couple had gone on a drinking spree.
The suspect inherited the deceased, identified as Milca, in line with family tradition following the death of her husband.
After chilling in town for some time, the couple hired a motorcycle and headed home to rest. However, after alighting at Got Rateng, a village a few metres from home, they could not control their libido until they got home, so they decided to hide in a nearby bush to have $éx.
Unfortunately, during the romp, Milca died mysteriously, and the suspect carried her body and partially buried it in the sand.
The corpse, which had no sign of injuries, was later discovered and deposited at the Homa Bay County Referral Hospital mortuary for a postmortem exam.
