Herdboy hangs self over salary delay

Date:

Share post:


Brighton Chiseva

RENCO MINE – In an unprecedented incident that left the community here tongue tied, a cattle herder took his own life by hanging himself to a tree after his employer had allegedly delayed to give him his salary.
Tinashe Nhamo’s lifeless body was found hanging on a tree at the Manyewe homestead in Changa Village under chief Nyajena on Tuesday.
Masvingo provincial police spokesperson Chief Inspector Charity Mazula could not confirm the incident saying she was yet to receive the report.
However, sources privy to the incident said the boy had been drinking beer with his employer’s son but had a heated argument with his employer when he got home accusing him of not paying him in time.
“He was drinking beer in the evening but they had a quarrel with his employer whom he accused of failing to pay him in time.
“The argument died down and everyone went to sleep but the unfortunate happened,” said a sources who refused to be named.
It is believed that the employer, Manyewe, woke up the following morning and made a trip to Masvingo only to called back after people had discovered the body of Nhamo.local

TellZimNews
TellZimNewshttps://tellzim.com
TellZim News is the leading news organization in the Southern region. It provides candid, balanced and timely news from the communities. Keeping it real. Committed to tell Zimbabwe.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Related articles

Redefining Real-World Readiness: Beyond the Exam Certificate

For too long, “readiness” in Zimbabwe meant passing exams. A student could score 15 As, enter university, and...

Masvingo man secretly taps into council water for 20 years, owes council US$46k

By Staff ReporterMASVINGO – A Bushmead Farm resident has been exposed for secretly tapping into MasvingoCity Council's water supply...

Power FC eyes momentum after narrow cup win

By Tadiwa ShunjeMASVINGO - Power FC will be aiming to build on their recent victory when they face...

Zimbabwe’s Drug Plan on Paper vs. Pavement: A Community Psychologist’s view

By Ivy Manyepa, Community Psychology InternZimbabwe is in the grip of a substance abuse crisis that no single...