Nyakuedzwa has approached Rusape Magistrates Court seeking
a peace order against Tariro Faith Mhondiwa.
Nyakuedzwa is husband to the provincial women’s boss
Happiness Nyakuedzwa.
In his founding affidavit dated February 7, Nyakuedzwa
cited Mhondiwa as the respondent.
“I am a married man with children residing at Forkington
Farm, Headlands. I was involved in an extramarital affair with the respondent
and I would constantly visit her place of residence,” the affidavit read.
“As time went on, the respondent and I started having
problems and I tried to end the relationship. Sometime last year when I went to
her house, she (Mhondiwa) locked me inside for four hours against my will while
she went away.
“When I stopped going to her home, she was incessantly
calling me and texting threatening to shoot me and send people to kill me. On
another occasion, the respondent threw a water glass at me and I was hit on the
head,” Nyakuedzwa said.
“I am now in fear
for my life and I am constantly under stress as the respondent calls me and at
times texts me using new numbers and blocked numbers. The respondent, through
her harassment and violent tendencies, has torn the fabric in my life causing
me great fear and worry.”
Nyakuedzwa confirmed the matter when contacted for comment.
“It’s now water under the bridge, the matter is no longer
going to court, if you want you can write, but there is no longer a story,” he
said
Nyakuedzwa narrowly lost the Manicaland provincial
chairmanship post to Mike Madiro. Newsday
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