Four WUA students in court

Maria Chiguvari

FOUR students from the Women’s University of Africa were dragged to court by their former friend, who accused them of being abusive.

Privilege Sitsha accused her former friend Tafadzwa Mukachana, Gracious Sithole, Terese Tinanaye and Kesty Munyoro of insulting, and beating her up, in public.

During the court hearing, Privilege admitted that she had an affair with Teresa’s husband.

“They are a group of four who have a habit of insulting and assaulting me.

“They have a tendency of coming to my house eating food claiming that Teresa’s husband was buying it.

“One of them is calling my baby daddy saying the child is not his,” said Privilege.

In response, Tafadzwa said:

“I have no problem if the peace order is granted, I didn’t assault her. 

“She actually snatched my boyfriend.”

Gracious also dismissed the claims.

“I am shocked she is lying before the court.”

Teresa argued that Privilege had an affair with her husband.

“She had an affair with my husband and we had a fight, she slapped me and I retaliated.

“She was not assaulted by a group of people but we fought.”