“I can take care of my own children”: Mutami

Yesterday, The Sunday Mail spoke to Miss Susan Mutami about the acrimonious end to her relationship and the ensuing drama. Below are extracts of what she said.

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There is nothing false about anything that I said there; he knows the truth. Temba is a criminal, an extortionist and a blackmailer. I have donated stuff across Zimbabwe before but have you ever heard St Michaels Mission Hospital or St Alberts Mission accusing me of extorting them?

I can afford to look after myself and my kids. There is no relationship between me and Temba anymore, and there will never be. I need to protect my kids from him. He is a very toxic person and I want nothing to do with him.

This is a man who leaked our private moments to the public and wrote a fake anonymous expose about the expecting mother of his kids.

I am not taking any of my words back and I mean exactly what I said.

Temba buys journalists to spread falsehoods about people and extorts money from people using the President’s name.

I do my charity work and help my country because I was born here. I am actually in the process of donating to Karanda Mission and (I) am in touch with their management as we speak so that I can assist my fellow Zimbabweans. Temba is someone that wanted to tarnish my image and mess around with my integrity all because we broke up.

He is a thug and people like him shouldn’t be in Parliament representing women.

If I was a resident of Norton, I would be very worried if I had a legislator like Temba Mliswa because he is a very abusive man.

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