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Man forges wife's signature in divorce case

A HARARE businessman allegedly duped the High Court into granting him a decree of divorce after forging identity particulars of his wife who was serving a prison term in China. Rochford Munjoma, who operates service stations and some trans…

Published: 02 Sep 2013 at 04:54hrs | 1 | by Staff reporter

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