Two Zimbabwean Care Home Workers in the UK attacked, one killed

A devastating attack on two Zimbabwean care home workers has left the community in shock and grief. Charity Kaseke, 24, and her colleague, Lucia Kwenya, were brutally assaulted while walking home from work, resulting in Lucia’s tragic death and Charity’s fight for life. The incident has sparked widespread outrage, with colleagues describing the victims as compassionate and dedicated caregivers who were the “heart” of their facility.

The attack, which occurred on Tuesday evening, was a senseless act of violence that has left a void in the lives of those who knew the victims. According to police, the women were ambushed by two individuals who demanded their possessions before launching a vicious knife attack. Lucia’s body was later found in a nearby river, and Charity remains in intensive care with life-threatening injuries.

The community is in mourning, with colleagues and friends of the victims demanding justice and better protection for frontline health and care workers. The Zimbabwean diaspora group in the UK has expressed shock and outrage, calling for swift action to bring the perpetrators to justice.

As the investigation continues, police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam or CCTV footage from the area. Detective Inspector Rob Hudson described the attack as “horrific and senseless,” urging anyone with information to come forward. The community is rallying around the victims’ families, demanding justice and support for those affected by this tragic event.

This tragedy serves as a heartbreaking reminder of the dangers faced by care workers and the need for greater protection and support. As the community comes together to mourn the loss of Lucia Kwenya, they also hold out hope for Charity Kaseke’s recovery and justice for both victims. The pain of this senseless act of violence will linger, but the community’s resilience and determination will drive the pursuit of justice.

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