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Former Zacc commissioner goes berserk
12 Apr 2024 at 04:50hrs | Views
Former Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) commissioner Farai Mashonganyika-Chinyani and her husband went berserk and destroyed a community gate after they were denied entry to a property she allegedly acquired illegally.
Mashonganyika recently lost a title deed to the property she allegedly bought in a fraudulent deal where she paid US$4 000 for 8 000 square metres of land.
The former Zacc commissioner and her husband Tendai Chinyani appeared before magistrate Dennis Mangosi charged with malicious damage to property.
The duo allegedly damaged a community boom gate in Borrowdale, Carrick Creagh.
Allegations are that on April 5, Cornilious Tsikwa, a chief security officer, was on guard duty at a gated community entrance in Carrick Creagh when the couple arrived.
Tsikwa advised them that they were not allowed to enter the property as they had an outstanding payment of US$600 for security and other services.
This did not go down well with the couple.
It went on to twist the electronic boom gate, breaking it in the process.
A police report was made leading to its arrest.
The duo was remanded out of custody to April 16.
Mashonganyika recently sued the government after the Local Government ministry cancelled a title deed to a property she bought for US$4 000 instead of US$20 000.
Mashonganyika recently lost a title deed to the property she allegedly bought in a fraudulent deal where she paid US$4 000 for 8 000 square metres of land.
The former Zacc commissioner and her husband Tendai Chinyani appeared before magistrate Dennis Mangosi charged with malicious damage to property.
The duo allegedly damaged a community boom gate in Borrowdale, Carrick Creagh.
Allegations are that on April 5, Cornilious Tsikwa, a chief security officer, was on guard duty at a gated community entrance in Carrick Creagh when the couple arrived.
Tsikwa advised them that they were not allowed to enter the property as they had an outstanding payment of US$600 for security and other services.
This did not go down well with the couple.
It went on to twist the electronic boom gate, breaking it in the process.
A police report was made leading to its arrest.
The duo was remanded out of custody to April 16.
Mashonganyika recently sued the government after the Local Government ministry cancelled a title deed to a property she bought for US$4 000 instead of US$20 000.
Source - newsday
