Harare man loses seven teeth in brutal assault

Anotida Chonzi

Court Correspondent

A Harare man has appeared before the Mbare Magistrate’s Court facing assault charges after he allegedly hit another man with a stone, resulting in the loss of seven teeth.

Takudzwa Tigere told senior Magistrate Winnet Joni that Nobert Nengwami attacked him with a stone as he was trying to mediate between him and his friend.

“I rushed out of my car to try and stop Nengwami and my friend from fighting because I could see their argument was heated,” Tigere said.

“I approached Nengwami and told him to stop, but he suddenly picked up a stone and threw it at my face.”

Tigere said he was severely injured and is now struggling to perform basic functions.

“I can no longer speak or eat properly, and I am experiencing terrible headaches. I have already accumulated medical bills and I want to be compensated,” he said.

However, Nengwami denied using a stone.

“Tigere and his two friends were pushing me and I felt threatened. To escape, I hit him with my fist,” Nengwami said.

Nengwami requested a postponement of the hearing to March 10 so that he can bring a witness to support his claims.

The magistrate adjourned the case to March 10 to allow the defence some time to present its witness.

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