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TIRANA, Feb. 25 – Aishe Pojani was sentenced to 11 years imprisonment for killing her husband.
Pojani, 45, a resident in Badushk village, Tirana district, had killed her husband in 2006 following alleged maltreatment. After murdering him she had buried the body in her courtyard.

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