Fith Mith: a Dispute Over 2,000 FCFA Turns into Domestic Violence Case

Author: senenews.comPublished on: October 1, 2026Country: Senegal

Crime & Law

Fith Mith: a Dispute Over 2,000 FCFA Turns into Domestic Violence Case

A domestic dispute in Fith Mith on September 25, 2026, over 2,000 FCFA for a meal escalated into violence. V. A. Ndaw, 28, accuses her 33-year-old husband, Kh. Mbengue, of hitting and strangling her, with visible injuries and a medical certificate for five days of incapacity. Kh. Mbengue denied assault but admitted to threatening divorce in anger; he was detained and later released on provisional liberty.

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