City boss trial date set  

Prosper Dembedza, Herald Correspondent

Harare magistrate Mrs Marehwanazvo Gofa has set September 3 as the trial date for Harare’s former chief building inspector, Roy Nyabvure, who is facing charges of criminal abuse of duty.

Investigations into the matter established that Nyabvure (66) unprocedurally approved a building plan for George Katsimberis.

The plan was used to build a showroom that was later demolished by the City of Harare.

Allegations are that on February 23, 2017, Nyabvure unprocedurally approved a building plan for stand number Number 19559 Harare Township, otherwise known as 19559 Corner Teviotdale and Whitwell Road, that had been directly submitted to him by Katsimbires.

Katsimbires was a construction partner at one of Pokugara Properties’ sites.

It is alleged that Katsimbires went on to present the approved plan to Pokugara Properties, misrepresenting that it had been duly approved.

Acting on this misrepresentation, Pokugara Properties sanctioned the construction of a house on the said stand.

After the completion of the building, Pokugara Properties was served with a notice of demolition by City of Harare.

The local authority highlighted that the building had to be demolished as it had been erected without an approved plan

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