Wives fight over man's 'sex duty roster'
Published: 2013 April 23 15:29:07 (5509 Views)
Two Harare women married to one husband reportedly exchanged blows over a 'sex duty roster'.
Sibonile Moyo and Grace Nyeredze are reportedly at each other's throat over control of their husband magic stick.
The two have dragged each other to the courts for legal assistance.
Sibonile hauled her husband's first wife to the Harare civil court where she was seeking a protection order against her.
Sibonile accused Grace of insult and assaulting her due to "jealous".
She left the in stiches when she revealed that they have since drafted a 'sex duty roster' that shows who is supposed to sleep with the husband on a particular day.
"We have a roster that tells us who we see our husband. If the husband comes to my house today then tomorrow he would her at her house. I don't understand why she would then come and disturb peace at my house," said Sibonile.
Responding to the claims of not obeying their sex roster, Grace said she was not supposed to be barred from visiting the house since Sibonile was married years after the house had been built.
"I bought the stand before she was married. She came to stay at the place when I was in the rural areas. I was surprised to see her staying in my room prompting me to seek for alternative accommodation," said Grace.
Magistrate Vongai Muchuchuti who presided over the case ordered Grace to observe peace towards Sibonile. She however could not bar her from visiting the house. The court took into consideration the fact that there was a 'sex roster' to be followed by the two women as well as the husband at the centre o the controversy, therefore by stopping Grace from visiting the house in question, Grace would get stranded in the event that the following day their husband fails to come to Grace's place of residence.
- MZ
Sibonile Moyo and Grace Nyeredze are reportedly at each other's throat over control of their husband magic stick.
The two have dragged each other to the courts for legal assistance.
Sibonile hauled her husband's first wife to the Harare civil court where she was seeking a protection order against her.
Sibonile accused Grace of insult and assaulting her due to "jealous".
She left the in stiches when she revealed that they have since drafted a 'sex duty roster' that shows who is supposed to sleep with the husband on a particular day.
"We have a roster that tells us who we see our husband. If the husband comes to my house today then tomorrow he would her at her house. I don't understand why she would then come and disturb peace at my house," said Sibonile.
Responding to the claims of not obeying their sex roster, Grace said she was not supposed to be barred from visiting the house since Sibonile was married years after the house had been built.
"I bought the stand before she was married. She came to stay at the place when I was in the rural areas. I was surprised to see her staying in my room prompting me to seek for alternative accommodation," said Grace.
Magistrate Vongai Muchuchuti who presided over the case ordered Grace to observe peace towards Sibonile. She however could not bar her from visiting the house. The court took into consideration the fact that there was a 'sex roster' to be followed by the two women as well as the husband at the centre o the controversy, therefore by stopping Grace from visiting the house in question, Grace would get stranded in the event that the following day their husband fails to come to Grace's place of residence.
- MZ
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