Man denies being employed to evade maintenance

Faith Mandizha
A TRUCK driver denied being employed to evade paying maintenance.

Only cited as Michael, in the summons, the man was dragged to court by his former wife, Tanyaradzwa Hushe, who demanded $400 000 for the upkeep of their child.

“I need help to take care of our child, I can’t do this alone.

“He always lies about not working but he is earning a lot of money from driving trucks. I can’t prove his income but he has told me several times that he is making money and refuses to give me because I filed for maintenance.

“Every time we come here, he always mocks me saying I will never win,” she said.

In response, Michael said he could not afford to pay that amount since the company was closed.

“Your worship, I don’t work anymore.

“I used to be a truck driver but the company was closed when Covid-19 started.

“I have another family to take care of, I can only afford $120 000.”

Magistrate Judith Taruvinga ordered Michael to pay $135 000.

Related Posts

Zimbabwe courts global tourism investment as President opens Sanganai Expo

President Mnangagwa is today expected to officially open the 19th edition of the Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo at the Gymkhana Events and Conference Centre in Masvingo. The country’s premier tourism…

Chenesa Harare: City intensifies drive to restore urban order

Harare is today stepping up efforts to restore order and cleanliness in the capital, with at least 300 municipal police officers expected to be deployed in a citywide crackdown on…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *