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Nyamadzawo for allegedly attempting to strip the former of co-directorship in Brendon Security.
The two are denying the charges before regional magistrate Mr Noel Mupeiwa.
Mr Kashangura yesterday gave evidence and the defence lawyer Mr Motsi Sinyoro completed cross-examination.
After Mr Kashangura completed giving evidence the magistrate deferred the matter to May 3 this year, when Mr Kashangura’s employee Jonathan Chimusepa and a Mrs Chakanyuka from the Companies Registry are expected to give evidence.
Charges against Gilliet and Nyamadzawo arose after the lawyer allegedly stripped the former’s husband of the shareholding in the firm and replaced him with Nyamadzawo and police Assistant Commissioner Erasmus Makodza.
According to the State outline, sometime in March last year, Mr Kashangura came up with the idea of forming a company meant to provide security services to private schools and registered Brendon Security on April 7 last year.
Sometime in June last year, the State says, Mr Kashangura fell sick and could not attend to his office.
The wife allegedly took over and acted in Mr Kashangura’s position, attending to all issues, which required his attention. Mr Justin Uladi of the Attorney General’s office is prosecuting.
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