Woman Returns After Five Years to Face Murder Charge in Zimbabwe.
A woman who ran away from the law has come back. Bridget Makaza walked into a police station in Harare on Monday. She had been missing since 2018.
The police say she shot her husband, MacCloud Mapanga, at their home in Strathaven. Mr. Mapanga owned Kurai Coaches. She was angry because he had married another wife, his third one.
Makaza was 34 when she first got caught. She went to court, where Judge Nyasha Vhitorini heard the case. The court let her out on bail. Then, she left Zimbabwe and went to live in the UK.
She stayed in Coventry for five years. But this week she came back. She walked into the CID Homicide office in Harare by herself. The police will take her to court again soon.
A woman who ran away from the law has come back. Bridget Makaza walked into a police station in Harare on Monday. She had been missing since 2018.
The police say she shot her husband, MacCloud Mapanga, at their home in Strathaven. Mr. Mapanga owned Kurai Coaches. She was angry because he had married another wife, his third one.
Makaza was 34 when she first got caught. She went to court, where Judge Nyasha Vhitorini heard the case. The court let her out on bail. Then, she left Zimbabwe and went to live in the UK.
She stayed in Coventry for five years. But this week she came back. She walked into the CID Homicide office in Harare by herself. The police will take her to court again soon.
