Early in the morning I left for Blantyre to buy a floppy disk. The printer for Kasinthula was not working and it was when I wanted to print my school research. When I was at Dyeratu Trading Center I saw a lot of people at a certain house. I went there to myself what was going on. I saw a woman bleeding and crying while she was leaving for police reporting. I was told that that woman and his husband were fighting the other neighboring family against the house boundary.
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