Lawyer demands US$3 000 maintenance

my income of US$2 109.

“The amount she is claiming is ridiculous. How can she claim US$500 for clothing, US$275 for holidays and US$1 000 for a domestic worker per month among other things?” he asked.
Mr Farirai, who appeared to have forgotten that he had a lawyer, left the court in stitches after he shouted that: “What is left of the company are few parked trucks.”

He however, failed to produce proof that he indeed sold his company to Sakunda Energy.
Resident magistrate Mr Brighton Pabwe will make a ruling on the matter today.

 

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