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Man, 45, kills teacher lover

Wednesday, September 06, 2023 | 2640 Views |

Following a dispute, a 45-year-old female teacher was allegedly killed by her 47-year-old boyfriend in Selebi Phikwe on Monday. Confirming the investigation, Phikwe Police Station's Commander Nicholas Letlakadiatla told Mmegi Online that they received a distressing report of an incident at a Junior School in Phikwe.

"On September 4, we received a report from security officers at Meepong Junior Secondary School that they had apprehended an individual who had brutally injured a 45-year-old female teacher," Letlakadiatla stated.

Upon arriving at the school premises, they discovered a crime scene involving teachers and security officers who had detained the suspect.

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