Latest: Gumbura judgement postponed

Herald Reporter—-
Harare magistrate Mr Hoseah Mujaya has postponed indefinitely the judgement of RMG Independent End Time Message leader Martin Gumbura who is accused of raping seven women from his church. Mr Mujaya deferred the case to tomorrow after the court decided to conduct an inspection-in-loco for indications at Gumbura’s house today.
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The matter was initially due for judgement today.

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Part of Gumbura’s mansion

Several people had thronged the Harare magistrate’s court to hear his verdict.

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Part of Gumbura’s mansion

But following the inspection-in-loco, it is now expected that the matter will continue tomorrow before the judgement is delivered on a date to be set.

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During the indications, Gumbura argued that if he indeed raped the alleged victims, they would have escaped from his house whose other gates were always open. The house has three gates but two were always open while one stays locked.

One of the gates at Gumbura's house
One of the gates at Gumbura’s house
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Part of the kitchen

 

One of the lounge at Gumbura's mansion
One of the lounges at Gumbura’s mansion
One of the lounge at Gumbura's mansion
Part of another lounge at Gumbura’s mansion
One of the lounge at Gumbura's masion
One of the lounges at Gumbura’s masion
Pastor Gumbura in one of his bedrooms
Pastor Gumbura in one of his bedrooms

Details to follow…………..

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