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    Chinese Man Shoots And Kills Employee For Demanding Outstanding Pay – Video

    Wycliffe NyamasegeBy Wycliffe NyamasegeApril 17, 2019No Comments1 Min Read
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    A 30-year-old Chinese man is in police custody for allegedly shooting and killing his employee after an argument in Andara area Kavango East region, Namibia.

    Reports indicate an argument arose when the dismissed employee confronted his employer for his outstanding salary.

    Shortly after, the business man is said to have brandished his gun and shot the man four times on the chest fatally wounding him.

    Reports indicate the man died on the way to hospital.

    The deceased uncle confirmed that his nephew was working for the Chinese man at a local shop.

    Read:Tiaty Residents Receive Beer Donation From Chinese Company After Starvation Reports

    Kavango East regional commander confirmed the incident.

    The accused is set to be arraigned in court on Thursday 18.

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