Mwenezi man left for dead over ‘chibatai munhu’

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Mbanje being helped to his feet by well-wishers

Cephas Shava

13 March 2017, Mwenezi – A man who ‘stole’ some sips of popular Super shake beer popularly known as chibatai munhu was severely bashed and left for dead with serious injuries at KwaHungwe Bar, Rutenga, on Sunday afternoon.  
The man, identified as Esau Mbanje from Guramatunhu under Chief Chitanga, was left in a pool of blood after he was beaten by unidentified man who accused him of drinking their beer.
“Mbanje entered the bar and took deep gulps of the beer without permission from the owners. He did the same on a third man and that’s when everybody began to drag while giving him heavy blows,” said an eye witness.
Mbanje sustained a deep scar on his forehead which was reportedly a result of a heavy fall after repeated blows from the outraged drinkers.
Tellzim News saw Mbanje bleeding profusely and struggling to stand on his own before well-wishers helped him to his feet and took him to Rutenga Clinic in a donkey-drawn scotch-cart.local

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