Man found dead after lobola argument with son-in-law

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Tinaani Nyabereka

Gokwe- Police are investigating a murder case in Gokwe where 63-year-old Odent Matikiti was found dead near Kana Primary School with a swelling on his left ear.
Midlands Provincial Police spokesperson, Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko confirmed the development and appealed for information that could help in apprehending the suspect.
“I confirm the incident which occurred in Gokwe where a 63-year-old man was murdered and we are looking for information regarding the suspect’s whereabouts,” said Mahoko.
Circumstances are that, Matikiti was last seen arguing with his son-in-law, Stanley Nkomo, during a beer drinking session.
The altercation reportedly stemmed from Matikiti’s demand for lobola from Nkomo on June 1 2024 at a local business centre.
In a separate incident, police in Gwelutshena are seeking information regarding the murder of 27-year-old Mongameli Mpofu, who was discovered with a stab wound on the neck near the Sebhumane Cattle Sale Market on May 30, 2024.
Police are urging anyone with information related to either case to report to the nearest police station.

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