Man Drags Wife Snatcher To Court
Monday, August 18, 2014
He told the Block 8 Customary Court president Keineetse Sebele that he heard rumours that his wife was having an affair. He said because he was also suspicious, he decided to spy on her after she moved out of their matrimonial home early this year. A visibly heartbroken Setantane told the court that on July 23, 2014 he went to a Tlokweng house around 8pm after a tip-off that his wife had moved in with a boyfriend (Motlhabe).
“I waited until I saw the two arriving together and entered the house. “As I had brought my camera along with me, I shot a few pictures. I later decided to seek help at the nearest police. I told them that I wanted to go and take my wife from her boyfriend’s house and that I intended to take pictures of them so that I could use as evidence.
His take is that Members of Parliament (MPs) should be taking proactive steps to ask relevant Ministers questions outside Parliament and duly get their answers on the spot. That sounds great Mr President.But, considering that legislators serve the people, they will always find it suitable to raise questions in the August House fully knowing that their constituents are watching and listening. As a former MP yourself, Mr President, you know fully...