Director fraudulently sells employer’s vehicle

Senior Court Reporter

THE director of Mhuri Farming (Pvt) Limited today appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court on allegations of selling his employer’s vehicle without his knowledge.

Alson Darikayi (35) appeared before Mrs Judith Taruvinga charged with theft.

He denied the charges.

The State, led by Miss Linnet Gwarisa had it that on February 21, at Montagu Flats in Harare, Darikayi took an unregistered Honda Fit from Violet Tendai Nkathazo who is personal assistant to Pardon Mhuri, the director of Mhuri Farming (Pvt) Limited, without authorisation.

On April 6, Darikayi allegedly sold the vehicle to Takunda Phillip Gowera for US$3 400.

In a bid to cover up the alleged theft, Darikayi is said to have assigned his younger brother Naboth Darikayi to enter into an agreement of sale with Gowera.

The matter came to light when Mhuri wanted the vehicle from Nkathazo who indicated that Darikayi had taken it leading to his arrest.

Darikayi, who was released on free bail, is expected back in court on June 17 for trial.

Related Posts

IMF impressed by Zim economy . . . meets all end-March targets . . . rating boon for economy

Nqobile Bhebhe-Zimpapers Business Hub ZIMBABWE has reached another significant milestone in its economic reform and international re-engagement drive after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Management approved the completion of the…

Govt to pursue pensions, benefits for SA returnees

Zvamaida Murwira-Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT will engage South African authorities over unpaid benefits and pensions for Zimbabwean returnees under the ongoing repatriation exercise. Speaking to journalists at a post-Cabinet media briefing,…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

×