Emmerson Mnangagwa and son
ZIMBABWE President’s son, Emmerson Tanaka Mnangagwa, St Emmo, was reportedly tricked into parting with US$1 500 by a wedding garments supplier whom he had contracted to supply Italian made suits ahead of his wedding last year.
The snake oil salesman was identified as Samson Mavhunga (31) of Hillside, Harare.
Mavhunga charged Mnangagwa US$3 500 and promised to deliver five men’s suits from Italy two weeks before the wedding if he paid US$1 500 deposit.
Mnangagwa paid the deposit but nothing materialised and the he went on to ask for a refund from Mr Mavhunga.
When Mavhunga failed to pay back the US$1 500, Mnangagwa made a police report leading to the former’s arrest.
St.Emmo Emmerson Mnangagwa iii
On Wednesday, Mavhunga appeared before Harare magistrate Judith Taruvinga charged with fraud.
He was remanded out of custody to May 7 on $1 000 bail and ordered to report once a week to the police and to surrender his passport.
state media
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