Married woman loses finger over lover

Tracey Jaka .
WORD of advice, never confront the other woman because she has nothing to lose.

Thata��s what a woman from Filabusi will advise would-be cat fighters after she lost a finger during a fight with her boyfrienda��s other girlfriend.

Mercy Ncube lost her left handa��s indexA� finger in a fight over Norman Kativa with Sphiwe Moyo.

Ncube is married but her husband is based in South Africa, hence Kativa is the local a�?tigera�? in her a�?woodsa�? and as such a�� no other woman should encroach into her territory.

According to villagers who broke up the fight, it was not the first time the two clashed over a man.

a�?It was not the first time these two fought over a man. Before Ncube got married they would have clashes only that they never got physical,a�? said the villager.

Ncube got a tip-off from a friend that Moyo was in a relationship with Kativa and so she decided to pay her a visit toA� teach her a lesson.

During a heated exchange of harsh words, Ncube attacked Moyo who was more than prepared for a fight.

a�?I bit her finger in self-defence since she came to attack me at my workplace in front of people. Kativa is my boyfriend and I have every right to claim him because I am not married,a�? said Moyo.

However, Ncube said they were fighting over issues that had nothing to do with a boyfriend.

a�?I have no relationship whatsoever with Kativa, we had a misunderstanding which led to a fight where I lost my finger but it had nothing to do with her boyfriend,a�? said Ncube. .

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