Daily Sun (December 4 2013) - THE WOMAN saw the 13-year-old girl in her nightdress in the yard and flew into a jealous rage.
While the woman's husband stood by, she ripped off the girl's panty, then she pulled off her own clothes.
SCREAMING, SHE DRAGGED THE GIRL AND HER DRUNKEN HUSBAND INTO THE HOUSE.
"Lala naye! Angithi uyamfuna," screamed the angry woman. "You are after him, now sleep with him!"
By the time the young girl's uncle came running into the house, the woman had forced her husband and the girl to take off their clothes and pushed them onto the bed while she kept shouting at her husband.
"Nami nginayo ikuku. Angithi ufuna eyalomntwana," she said.
"I also have what she has, but you want hers."
She allegedly tried to force them to have sex.
The uncle managed to save the girl and took her home.
The 38-year-old jealous woman from Zola in Soweto is known for accusing everyone of being after her husband.
Although it was only 11am on Sunday morning, she and her husband were sitting outside drinking.
The girl and her family have been renting a room in the woman's yard for some years and the girl's mother was in hospital. When the girl came out of the house to throw out her bath water, wearing a nightdress, the jealous woman went crazy.
The girl said the woman accused her of trying to take her husband away by seducing him. "She said that's why I came out in my nightie," the girl said.
The woman apparently started beating the girl and insulting her and calling her a slut.
The girl tried to run from the woman but she grabbed her and took off her panty and dragged her into the bedroom. That was when she was saved by her uncle.
The girl said it is not the first time the woman has done this.
"I feel so embarrased. I have no idea what she is accusing me of," she said.
The girl's mother said she was so humiliated about what happened.
"She has accused me of being after her husband but to accuse my daughter is too much," she said.
Police spokesman Kay Makhubela said the suspect was arrested on Monday and was expected to appear in the Protea Magistrates Court soon on a charge of sexual assault.
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