Notorious thugs, rapists arrested at Tlokweng

Wednesday, April 11, 2018

Today luck ran out for two Zimbabwean men described by the police as "serial rapists" after allegedly raping two sisters in front of their mother at Tlokweng village in the early mornings Wednesday.

The duo, Progressive Ndlovu (31) and Thabelo Nfakazi Ndlovu (30) alleged to have been terrorizing Tlokweng village by raping women and robbing them of their valuables were arrested in the outskirts of the village after a rape and robbery case this morning.

Progressive appeared before Extension II Chief Magistrate Batho Kgerethwa facing two counts of rape, one count of robbery and another count of entering Botswana through ungazetted point of entry. Thabelo is facing the same charges and is reportedly admitted at Princess Marina Hospital.

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Notorious thugs, rapists arrested at Tlokweng

Today luck ran out for two Zimbabwean men described by the police as "serial rapists" after allegedly raping two sisters in front of their mother at Tlokweng village in the early mornings Wednesday.