Couple in trouble after putting ‘hit' on ex-girlfriend

Tuesday, December 14, 2021 | 8320 Views |

FRANCISTOWN: A man accused of allegedly hiring two contract assassins to murder his ex-girlfriend over child support has finally acquiesced in having an attorney represent him. The ex-girlfriend's murder follows after the magistrate's court ordered the accused to pay P300 monthly for each of the children he fathered with her.

The state alleges that the accused couple, Banoziba Dambe, 46, who is the director of Bano Investments and spouse, Tiny Dambe, 34, a nurse by profession, and their alleged assassins, Lesedi Khunou, 31 (Tiny’s close relative) allegedly murdered Dambe’s former girlfriend, Concilliah Ncube.

The accused were initially indicted for all charges they are facing along with Gaone Matebele, who has since passed on after Dambe allegedly murdered him.

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