but the state later preferred to proceed with the matter under the Mental Health Act.
He was remanded in custody to November 9.
Prosecutor Mr Tawonga Musina told the court that on the fateful day, the complainant’s mother, who also resides in Dulibadzimu, went to the bus terminus at around 3pm.
She left the toddler playing with other children.
Kwenda allegedly took advantage and took the boy to his house where he molested him.
The issue came to light when the boy’s mother returned and the boy told her what had happened.
The boy’s mother allegedly noticed some semen on the boy’s buttocks.
The matter was reported to the police, leading to Kwenda’s arrest.
The boy was taken to Beitbridge district hospital for medical examinations.
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