Man cheats on his wife with their 14-year-old daughter, then impregnates her

A cheating Zimbabwean man has been dragged to court after he was arrested for having an affair with his 14-year-old stepdaughter whom he impregnated in an alleged incestuous relationship.

The man (35) of Haven Estate Farm in Kwekwe – central Zimbabwe, who cannot be named to protect the identity of the young girl is said to have been having sex with the juvenile for a long time behind his wife’s back. The two allegedly had sexual intercourse on several occasions leading to the Form Two (equivalent to Grade 9) pupil falling pregnant.

Whenever his wife, who is mother to the juvenile, would go out for errands, the man would allegedly pounce on the hapless girl and have unprotected sexual intercourse.

He was not asked to plead when he appeared before Kwekwe magistrate Mr Storey Rushambwa facing charges of having sexual intercourse with a minor last week.He was remanded in custody to Thursday for trial.
Prosecuting, Ms Michelle Daraja told the court that sometime in February, the man proposed love to the girl and she accepted.

The two, the court heard, would take advantage of the mother’s absence and have sexual intercourse on several occasions without using protection.
The relationship, however, came to light after neighbours who had been monitoring the two’s movements, suspected that the two were involved in an illicit affair and reported the matter to Tiger Reef police base.
Police launched investigations which then led to the arrest of the man.
The girl was taken to Kwekwe District Hospital where she was examined and it was discovered that she was pregnant.

Football legend Cristiano Ronaldo sentenced to 2 years in prison plus £16.8 million fine

Cristiano Ronaldo has paid the Spanish treasury £12.1 million (about N345million) and has received a two-year suspended prison sentence after striking a deal with the tax authorities, reports in Spain claim.
Spanish media outlet Cadena Cope are reporting that the Juventus forward has made the transfer to the treasury and will pay £16.8m (about R297 million) to the Spanish authorities in total.

Ronaldo has also reportedly accepted a two-year suspended prison sentence as part of his deal with the Spanish authorities but will not spend any time behind bars as in Spain sentences of two years and under can be served on probation.
Reports suggest the Portuguese star made the first transfer of £12.1m to the Spanish treasury last week.

The remaining £4.7m (about R83 million)is yet to be paid and is made up of fines and administrative costs.
The Spanish Treasury had accused Ronaldo of not paying £12.8m in tax on his image-rights earnings between 2011 and 2014.

The Prosecutor for Economic Crimes in Madrid reportedly found that Ronaldo had "voluntarily" and "consciously" not paid tax on his image-rights earnings for the four aforementioned years.

Ronaldo's rival Lionel Messi was handed a 21-month prison sentence for tax fraud in 2016 which was then reduced to a fine on appeal.

Ronaldo recently made a £88m move from Spanish giants Real Madrid to Italian champions Juventus and La Liga president Javier Tebas said the move could have been motivated by money.
He said: "He will earn more money (there) than here. I think that fiscally it favours him to go to Italy. Here, in Spain, we have a problem with fiscal competition."

Beauty queen Ruth Kamande (24) sentenced to death for stabbing her boyfriend 25 times till he died

A Kenyan court has sentenced a 24-year-old beauty queen to death for murdering her boyfriend by stabbing him 25 times, drawing criticism from rights groups who called the punishment “inhumane”.
Ruth Kamande, who won a prison beauty pageant while awaiting trial, slashed her partner Farid Mohammed, 24, to death in 2015 and was convicted in May.

“I want young people to know that it is not cool to kill your boyfriend or girlfriend even where you feel disappointed or frustrated — don’t do it,” said High Court judge Jessie Lesiit passing sentence on Thursday.
“Instead, it is cool to walk away and thereafter to forgive.”

The judge accused Kamande of “manipulative” behaviour that included accessing the victim’s mobile phone as well as showing no remorse for the vicious attack which left “blood all over” the crime scene.
“I think passing any other sentence than the one prescribed (death) would turn the accused into a hero,” said Lesiit.
Rights group Amnesty International called the sentence “cruel, inhumane and outdated”.

“This sentence is a blow to Kenya’s progressive record in commuting death sentences to terms of imprisonment,” said Amnesty director Irungu Houghton.
The victim’s family insisted the sentence matched the crime.

“We’re glad that this day came and his grandparents, his sister were actually in court today when this verdict was given,” the victim’s tearful aunt Emmah Wanjiku told reporters after the sentencing.

“He had just started his job when his life was cut short.”
Kamande’s lawyer Joyner Okonjo said she would appeal the sentence.
Kenya has an effective ban on carrying out death sentences and no death row prisoner has been executed since 1987.

The country’s Supreme Court ruled in December 2017 that the mandatory death sentence for murder and armed robbery was unconstitutional, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.

TOTAL DISASTER: Married Premier League football star caught having sex with gangster's wife

An English premier league footballer reportedly paid a huge sum of a money to a gangster to not break his legs after he slept with his wife.
The married footballer, who hasn’t been named, had jetted off to a luxury resort in Europe with a “glam, sexy lady,” according to a Mumsnet user, reports The Daily Star.

But the football star was soon confronted by the woman’s husband, who happened to be a “big European gangster”.
The man is said to have descended on the location where the footballer was staying at with a group of thugs.

According to the Mumsnet user, the gangster created “merry hell” in the hotel.
The footballer reportedly refused to leave his room over threats of violence and got his own security team in to help the situation.
The person said the footballer later paid a “six figure” sum for the situation to be “forgotten about”.

The story came about after the Mumsnet user asked people to ask questions about her life as a footballer’s wife.
The person said in a Mumsnet forum: “I’m a footballer’s wife… ask me anything?”

Her post prompted a series of questions with one person replying: "What is a scandalous story you know involving a famous footballer?"

She replied : “Hmmmm…. A married footballer was holed up in a posh European hotel with a glam sexy lady (not his wife). Sexy lady’s husband found out.

“Sexy lady’s husband happens to be big European gangster. Arrives at hotel with his goons and creates merry hell. Footballer refuses to leave room and has to ship in his own security to diffuse the situation. Oh! And apparently footballer paid six figures to gangster for the situation to be forgotten about!"

When asked if other players hit on the other player's spouses she said:
“I do know of a certain (gorgeous) lady who has caused a few arguments between players on the same national team. She held a lot of power over that team and it’s safe to say they didn’t play very well that year

Married Doctor frightens maid with his strong penis full of veins

A married doctor reportedly 'frightened his housekeeper with his strong penis, full of veins and told her 'me and you have chemistry' as she cleaned his apartment, a tribunal heard today.

Dr Mohammed Ihsan, 36, approached the woman whilst he was dressed only in a towel around his waist and told her: "I'm looking for some fun," it is alleged.
The unnamed housekeeper who had been retrieving cleaning items from her trolley claimed Ihsan locked the door to the flat then pushed into her a corner as she exclaimed: "I'm not that type of person".

He then allegedly dropped his towel to show he was aroused before grabbing the woman's bottom. She managed to break free when her mobile phone rang and she unlocked the door before escaping. This was after she had been shocked by the married doctor's bedroom weapon of mass destruction.

The alleged incident was one of several unwanted advances made towards the woman by Ihsan between January and April last year after he rented the property in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire.

The GP was subsequently asked to leave by the managers at the apartment block after the woman complained.
The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service was told the housekeeper had been employed to clean various flats at the complex where Ihsan had taken out a lease on a serviced property.

Lawyers for the General Medical Council Helena Duong told the Manchester hearing: 'She was responsible for cleaning his room and on a number of occasions, he was present when she was cleaning the room.

"On one incident in her statement she went to the room to collect her keys which she had left behind and Dr Ihsan opened the door with a towel around his waist. After she retrieved her keys, he dropped his towel and exposed his bottom in her sight. The next incident happened about a week after this when she was making his bed sheets. He came behind her and he put his bottom on top of hers. She describes feeling uncomfortable and moving away."
"About three weeks later, she was cleaning the room and she walked past his en-suite bathroom and he was using the shower and his door was open. We say he did this on purpose to expose himself to her. On April 4, while Ms A was cleaning his room, she went to get some things from the trolley outside and when she returned she saw Dr Ihsan with a towel around his waist. He said to her that they had 'chemistry' and he locked the door. He pushed her into the corner and said that he 'wanted to have fun' but she said that she is 'not that type of person'. He dropped his towel."

Disaster as woman gets caught having sex with another boyfriend just 13 days to her wedding

A bride-to-be was caught having sex with a man just 13 days to her wedding.
The story was shared on Twitter by the friend of the bride, one Queen Idoko, with Twitter handle @quinsmilez, who said her friend was caught in an unguarded moment and succumbed to the temptation presented by the other man.
Idoko wrote on Twitter, “My girlfriend has just been caught cheating on her boyfriend of two years, 13 days to their wedding.
“I am going nuts right now. Somebody tell me, “Why do people cheat on true love?” Her reason being that she was left unguarded.”
“Is this a bona-fide excuse?” she asked.

Idoko added that although she wasn’t making excuses for her friend, she believed that her fiance was at fault for exposing her to temptation.
Stating her concerns, Idoko writes, “I am not siding with my friend, but I blame the guy. He sent her to pick up something from the best-looking dude I’ve ever seen. I guess she was compromised. Never leave your woman unguarded.”

Small Girls with big god's get hiv from their partners

A new report, released by the Human Science Research Council, into HIV prevalence and incidence in South Africa, has shown a significant decline in new infections in 2017, compared to a similar survey five years ago.
But more concerning for researchers was the occurrence of risky behaviour among respondents.

It found that consistent condom use was low, early sexual debuts before the age of 15 had increased among males, and more than a third of young women had sexual relationships with older men.

"It is concerning to find very little behaviour change seems to have occurred since 2012," said Dr Mpumi Zungu, from the HSRC's HIV/Aids, STIs and TB (HAST) Research Programme, and a co-principal investigator (PI) of the survey.
"This suggests that most of the reduction in new infections was likely due to the impact of the expanded ARV treatment programme," she said.
Decline in incidence rates

The survey was based on interviews with 33 000 people between January and December 2017, with 24 000 of them agreeing to be tested for HIV.
The survey found there had been a significant decline in incidence rates, but that there had been an estimated 231 100 new HIV infections in SA in 2017. This means that on a daily basis 633 people contracted HIV in 2017.
The researchers said, although still high, it was a significant decline compared to 2012.

The survey found that the HIV incidence rate was higher among females aged 15 – 24 years old, where it was three times that of their male counterparts.
Dr Sizulu Moyo of the HAST Research Programme, and one of the co-PIs of the study, said the survey had found that more than 60% or an estimated 4.4 million people living with HIV (PLHIV) were on antiretroviral treatment (ART).
She said the study had also found that viral suppression was 87.3% among PLHIV who were on ART, with females generally being more likely to be virally suppressed than males among those aged 15 to 64 years old.

"This suggests that progress is being made in increasing ART coverage, however, more needs to be done to link those who test HIV positive to care as soon as they are tested, in line with the current policy of test and treat," Moyo said.
The survey did, however, find that social and behaviour change communication campaigns – such as those implemented by Soul City, Centre for Communication Impact (CCI), LoveLife and Community Media Trust campaigns – were reaching South Africans.

The study found that people who were highly exposed to these campaigns reported higher HIV testing, condom use, and correct knowledge of HIV compared to those who had lower or no exposure.

THAT'S NOT YOUR SON! Woman drops bombshell and breaks her husband's heart after 27 years

FOR 27 years, Sam Tshabalala worked hard to give his son the best he could. Sam paid for expensive schools and was always there for the child. But last month, his wife dropped a bombshell. She told sam he was not the father!
The 52-year-old from Benoni, Ekurhuleni said he couldn’t believe how his wife had betrayed him.
“All these years I’ve been telling myself I had a son and only now have I found he’s not my son. It’s a terrible thing to happen to a man because people will now be saying I raised an injazi child. I treated the child as my own, doing everything for him and even sent him to expensive schools, only to be told later in life I was not the father.”

Sam said when his wife broke the devastating news to him, he just froze and didn’t know what to say.

“It was as if the earth was going to swallow me up. I never thought my wife could do something like this.”

Sam said he suspected his wife was already pregnant when they first met and kept it a secret. The couple has separated since the truth came out. However, Sam said he would still remain a part of his son’s life.

“I love my son and I don’t want this to change things because he knows me as his dad.”
He said when his wife tried to tell him the first time, he thought she was joking.
“I asked her if she was fine in the head. I couldn’t believe it,” he said.
Sam told the SunTeam he believed his wife had been haunted by the secret for a long time and couldn’t keep it any longer.
“I don’t know what made her do this after 27 years of marriage. This has made me mistrust women. You know a child as your own and then they tell you that you’re not the father. What does this do to a child? My wife destroyed me. My life was turned upside down and I had to close my panel beating business.”
Sam said he wasn’t even thinking of getting DNA tests as he believed his wife. When the SunTeam approached the man’s wife, Angel, she confirmed her son was not her husband’s but couldn’t say why she had finally come clean. She didn’t want to say who the real father was.
“We sat down as a family and spoke about it. Sam did everything for our son,” she said.
Their son said he saw Sam as his father and would continue to do so.
“I was devastated but I choose to be with the father I know,” he said.
Social worker Greta More said Sam and his son needed professional help.
“They need counselling to avoid bottling things up and to talk about what happened.”

America's first black President Barack Obama dances with his grandmother in his home village in Kenya

Barack Obama visited his father's ancestral village in Kenya's south-western Siaya county on Monday and danced to some traditional music with his grandmother in his first visit to the country since leaving office.
Obama arrived in his father's native Kenya on Sunday, where he paid courtesy calls on President Uhuru Kenyatta and main opposition leader Raila Odinga.
On Monday he flew to the west of the country, where under extremely tight security he paid a visit to the home of his step-grandmother Sarah Obama in the village of Kogelo.

Obama is in Kenya to launch a youth centre set up by his half-sister Auma Obama.
Addressing the media last week, Auma said the state-of-the-art centre would give local youth access to books, internet and sporting activities.
They will also be able to benefit from classes on work ethics, civic education, environmental conservation and financial literacy.

The centre includes an international standard size football pitch sponsored by the German ministry of development cooperation, a basketball court funded by the Giants of Africa Foundation, and a volleyball/netball court and other facilities, including a library and IT lab.

The centre is set to also offer adult education.
When Obama visited Kenya in 2015, he was unable to visit his father's village due to security concerns, and vowed to return when he was no longer "wearing a suit" and contribute to the development of young people.
Kenyan television showed the former US leader pulling his grandmother Sarah Obama, clad in traditional garb, onto the dance floor and getting down to some music.
Obama, America's first black president and a favourite in Africa, was also shown touring the Sauti Kuu Centre, sporting a casual white shirt and a pair of shades.
Locals hoping to get a glimpse of Obama lined the roads near the centre, with one school girl telling Kenya's NTV "I'm happy to see our elder brother come today."

After Obama arrived in the country Sunday he met with President Uhuru Kenyatta, who tweeted "It was great to welcome you back @BarackObama."
Obama will head to South Africa on Tuesday to give a key speech for Nelson Mandela's centenary – his first major public address since leaving office