A GWERU man got the shock of his life when he found his wife pants down in his matrimonial bedroom with his supervisor at work.
The incident happened on Sunday at around 9pm when the man, Mr Vasco Maseko, found his supervisor at a local upmarket lodge, Mr George Maruta, in a compromising position with his wife in his bedroom at his house in Ridgemond suburb.
Speaking in an interview yesterday, Mr Maseko said he couldn’t believe his eyes on the fateful day when he found his boss in bed with his wife when he arrived from work.
“You know it’s unbelievable and until now, I am still out of words to narrate what I came across in my house,” he said.
Mr Maseko, who stays just next door to his boss, said he later discovered that the illicit affair had been going on for a long time behind his back.
“Mr Maruta stays just next to me after he assisted me in getting the house I am renting and little did I know he had turned a rival suitor,” he said.
Mr Maseko said his boss used to assign him some duties to do at the workplace while he stayed at home on the pretext that he was ill when in fact he wanted him to be away from home so he could be free with his (Maseko’s) wife.
“At times he would go home during lunch hour as he drives and I now understand why he was not inviting me to accompany him despite the fact that we are neighbours,” he said.
Mr Maseko said he did not suspect anything between his boss and his wife until he caught the two red-handed on Sunday.
“It was only after I caught them red-handed that I later learnt that the affair had been going on for a long time. I later realised that the favours I was enjoying from Mr Maruta had something to do with the affair,” he said.
Mr Maseko said after he caught the two lovebirds in bed, he called on neighbours together with Mr Maruta’s wife to witness the heart-breaking incident.
“When I caught them red-handed, I ordered the two to stay in the house while I called neighbours to be witnesses,” he said.
Mr Maseko said after calling his young brother, he then ordered his wife to beat up her lover with a leather belt.
“Mr Maruta who could not stand the beating later bolted but returned a short while and asked me what I wanted as compensation,” he said.
Mr Maseko said because of the state he was in after he discovered the adulterous affair, he told his young brother to talk to Mr Maruta.
“It was then that we discovered that he had brought with him a knife and we then disarmed him and because he was resisting, we assaulted him with open hands,” he said.
Mr Maseko said Mr Maruta later complained that he was no longer able to walk alone after the assault and they then assisted him to get to his house, which he said was just some few yards away.
“He was later taken to hospital where he is reportedly recovering but I think the pains are as a result of the beatings by my wife who was using a leather belt,” he said.
Mr Maseko said the matter had to be reported to the police after officials at the hospital insisted that they could only attend to Mr Maruta after producing a letter from the police.
Efforts to contact Mr Maruta were fruitless yesterday as he had been discharged from the male surgical ward where he was admitted.
When the news crew visited the hospital yesterday evening, nurses at the ward said Mr Maruta had asked to be discharged so that he could look for money to pay for X-rays.
Mr Maruta could however not be found at his house and his mobile phone was not reachable last night.
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jus leave that women or else uchafa ne Aids
Comment by boppy — April 14, 2010 @ 6:56 am
dollar mwana every woman has a price
Comment by kakati — April 14, 2010 @ 5:09 pm
What baffles my mind is that Maseko had the temerity of allowing his wife “the culprit” to lash Maruta with a leather belt and did not mete out instant justice to the wife. Maseko is a laughing stock to say the least. What was the point of calling people as witnesses?. The illicit love affair would not end and it becomes foolhardy on the part of Maseko to believe that he has dealt with and shamed Maruta. Maseko deeply and urgently need counselling. This also applies to the two “lovebirds” since they are all capable of fixing each other through revenge.
Comment by Godfrey Chamunorwa — April 15, 2010 @ 2:14 pm
Yes sure 'there were found in his matrimonial bedroom with his supervisor at work',maseko found his supervisor at an upmarket logde at a compromising position with his wife in his bedroom at his house'.What a lot of work salad.This does not make sense at all.The authour is a lier, am sorry to say.If u have nothing to write about just shut up!!!!!
Comment by naome — April 15, 2010 @ 6:09 pm
The first paragraph does not make sense.Give us a break zimgossip
Comment by mutsa — April 15, 2010 @ 6:00 pm
tru say, what a load of bullocks nothin making sense….
Comment by ini — April 15, 2010 @ 7:03 pm
Nyaya dzebonde dze Zimgossip dzinongoitika kuGweru chete why?
Comment by boss — April 15, 2010 @ 10:56 pm
tinyareiwo zimgossip….make your stories credible….musbika nyaya
Comment by gweru — April 16, 2010 @ 2:09 pm
no- story to write.make it up and get paid–Seems to be zimgossip motto
Comment by zoe — April 16, 2010 @ 3:10 pm
Jhb
Comment by @Busi u ar 2tribalistic bt hw cu yo name sounds like a ndebele!! — April 18, 2010 @ 2:39 pm
hamuna nyaya, iyi ndoyatinoti ngano.Dai watotanga kunyora kuti Paivapo……
Comment by ngoni vegas — April 19, 2010 @ 4:58 am
these 2 guys work together at an upmarket lodge u fools,chirungu charamba kupinda.chete
Comment by mambure — April 19, 2010 @ 2:06 pm
naome namutsa and all u varikuti nyaya ndeyekunyepa.haisi mhosva yemunhu kana musina kunzwa chirungu.that first paragraph is damn clear and its making sense.confirm b4 u critisize.mazimba huPHD (Pull Him Down)munohuwanza.muchadzidza rinhi kurumbidzawo.kurai mhani nxa!
Comment by rudoinyoka — April 19, 2010 @ 5:56 pm
naome and mutsa shud go to adult night school and cncentrate to understand PUNCTATIONS, those comas in that paragragh mean a lot, you shud breath after those comas and that way you both will understand the meaning of that part of this story.the story is straight forward,zvimadofo izvi
Comment by sicho — April 20, 2010 @ 9:54 am
sorry i meant to say PUNCTUATIONS
Comment by sicho — April 20, 2010 @ 9:57 am
mambure i doubt ur english what do u mean it makes sense.
the fact is it doesnt, i get what they mean or what they wanted to say infact but they could not get the right vocab to put it across right…consequently the first para is a little confusing..
Comment by llovesomeone — April 20, 2010 @ 8:41 pm
He was getting favours from his boss and his wife was also getting favours, nyc boss I c. Give him more over time and make it in da night also. O even go some more, give da woman a job as well and give her different shifts. This boss is sorted, ha ha ha Zimboz y?
Comment by Pablo — April 21, 2010 @ 8:37 am
The supervisor and Mr Maseko work together at an upmarket lodge thats what Zimgossip is trying to say!
Comment by Advocate — April 21, 2010 @ 8:32 pm
the first paragraph makes sense but only to people who really understand english
Comment by iwe — April 22, 2010 @ 12:21 am
I am an english skola.The story does not make sense.This is shona literally translated into english and it sucks!!!!!
Comment by skola — April 22, 2010 @ 11:30 am
Sicho, i dont know if um being lost somewhere, my english, i dont get it well. Nyatsondibatsirawo ndayedza ku breather kwacho but still feel kuti iriku confuser nyaya iyi.
Comment by Penelope — April 23, 2010 @ 8:24 am
Haa ndagaya, the author is not lying but failed to express himself
Comment by Penelope — April 23, 2010 @ 8:32 am
What more witnesses did he require when you have seen it with your own eyes. Kudyiswa chete kwaakaita. You simply fire the adulterous wife even in the bible it is the only reason you can fire a person.
Comment by Raphael — April 23, 2010 @ 10:37 am
at fisrt cldnt get the sense,think english yacho iri bho donno whether its tru tho…
Comment by iwewe — April 23, 2010 @ 10:41 am
nothing to do with people not understanding english…
every1 gets what they are trying to say, what they mean is that they did not put it right and that is tru.
chirungu chanetsa munhu anyora simple, if its right to u, newe hauna kuenda kuchikoro o basically are not good at english.
Comment by Jay — April 23, 2010 @ 6:49 pm
Iyi ndiyo shonglish chaiyo, mareporter enyu akaenda kuchikoro here? Ko iyemi hamunawo vanoeditor here? Editor where are you?
Comment by chama — April 26, 2010 @ 3:45 pm
shamwari wakabaiwa jende nekauswa uchigeza siyana ne mukadzi wako usati wafa
Comment by mazo — April 28, 2010 @ 11:19 am
chirungu chanetsa kune varikuverenga
Comment by jay — April 30, 2010 @ 11:36 pm
Taura hako Chama. Chirungu chavo chakadhakwa, ivo vana “at” “at” havazive painoshaindiswa. Inongopotserwa chero.
Comment by madhuve — May 4, 2010 @ 11:32 am
Saskums all of you. Your minds are still colonised. You join forces and rip and rip a fellow brother to shreds over a minor error in vocabulary. Hamunyare makaita sei. Kutotsveta kurutivi nyaya irimudariro , nangana nechirungu chemunyori! Look for your own information English is a second language to many in Zimbabwe. A poor command of the language does not make you any lesser of a human being nor does it render you a liar. Its time Zimbos stopped measuiring each other in terms of how well you speak or write the Queen’s language. This immature, colonial mentality must be stopped. In any event icho Chirungu chacho munoda kuti vana vachidzidze sei when our schools are in disarray. Poorly motivated, poorly paid and poorly educated teachers! What do you expect. Mese vacho vanogona chirungu chacho makatiza muchitsvaka yemapisiko ku UK . So for those of you with colonised minds, those of you who value people on account of kugona chirungu I say keep your pure English and we will keep our shonglish. Pamhata
Comment by Saskum3 — May 5, 2010 @ 10:59 am
Saskums all of you. Your minds are still colonised. You join forces and rip and rip a fellow brother to shreds over a minor error in vocabulary. Hamunyare makaita sei. Kutotsveta kurutivi nyaya irimudariro , nangana nechirungu chemunyori! Look for your own information English is a second language to many in Zimbabwe. A poor command of the language does not make you any lesser of a human being nor does it render you a liar. Its time Zimbos stopped measuiring each other in terms of how well you speak or write the Queen’s language. This immature, colonial mentality must be stopped. In any event icho Chirungu chacho munoda kuti vana vachidzidze sei when our schools are in disarray. Poorly motivated, poorly paid and poorly educated teachers! What do you expect. Mese vacho vanogona chirungu chacho makatiza muchitsvaka yemapisiko ku UK . So for those of you with colonised minds, those of you who value people on account of kugona chirungu I say keep your pure English and we will keep our shonglish. Pamhata
Comment by Saskum3 — May 5, 2010 @ 10:59 am
Wataura zvako Saskum3 masaskum evanhu ava ikokuzongoda kumaka pesepese asi nyaya mayinzwa
Comment by damn — May 19, 2010 @ 12:14 pm
Mkadzi wake akarariwa naBoss vake,fyn. Saka kuti mkadzi wake arove chikomba naBelt iye (nyakukwirirwa mkadzi)akatarisa aitya kurova shefu wake wekubasa? Kutya demotion kubasa? Kutya kulooser maFavours from boss? So wats the reason of calling the neighbourhood to witness the “shock of yo life” iwe uchiziva hako kuti in the end you want to keep both yo job and of course yo jumping castle.
Comment by taru — May 25, 2010 @ 9:07 pm
A GWERU man got the shock of his life when he found his wife pants down in his matrimonial bedroom with his supervisor at work.
The incident happened on Sunday at around 9pm when the man, Mr Vasco Maseko, found his supervisor at a local upmarket lodge, Mr George Maruta, in a compromising position with his wife in his bedroom at his house in Ridgemond suburb.
This first paragraph lacks credibility
Comment by Mago — July 17, 2010 @ 5:42 pm
Sooo, did Maseko ask afterward if dinner was ready? Alright alright, the first paragraph is not for nitpickers. we got the message even the fact that poor Soneni meant Ridgemont. hehe.
Comment by Jabz Khums — July 21, 2010 @ 11:57 pm
Maruta was a supervisor at a lodge where Maseko worked. Maseko found his supervisor in his bedrom in Ridgemont as they were neighbours the whole makes sense.
The whole point is these two decided to have an illicit affair and the Maruta guy was the one running the expenses for Maseko's household.
Maseko was always doing over time to give space to Maurta to have time with his wife where was Maruta 's wife all the time these two were seeing each other? Funny is it not?
Comment by actor — July 25, 2010 @ 10:04 pm
dzokorora madzibaba isu hatinendzwa yawe
Comment by madzibaba Never — August 29, 2010 @ 9:01 am