The Harare couple who accused Prophet Makandiwa of false prophesies has been dragged to court facing allegations of double-selling the hous...
The Harare couple who accused Prophet Makandiwa of false
prophesies has been dragged to court facing allegations of double-selling the
house under dispute.
A Harare woman, Jemina Gumbo has raised fraud charges
against Blessing and Upenyu Mashangwa.
The Mashangwas claim they lost $200 000 after their house
was attached and sold for $500 000 when they failed to service a debt despite
Makandiwa’s “prophecy” that the auction would be cancelled.
Gumbo claims the couple had sold the same house to her in
2012 for $800 000. She claims to have made the payment on March 1, 2012 into
the couple’s investment account with McDowells International Properties
Investment.
According to Gumbo’s court papers, the Mashangwas cancelled
the agreement of sale on February 20, 2013, arguing they had not received
payment from McDowells, which had since been shut down by the Reserve Bank of
Zimbabwe.
Gumbo and the couple then entered into an agreement stating
how she would be repaid her money. But the Mashangwas failed to honour the
promise after successfully attaching MacDowells’ Masvingo properties.
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