Tupiri said she was tired of the case when Selena Makasi
and Tawanda Majinyori (39) of 223/21 Pangolin Suburb in Masvingo pitched up
again in the court for the fourth time inside a year.
The house is part of the deceased father’s estate.
In the current case, Selina accuses her brother Majinyori
of being violent to her. Meanwhile Majinyori is serving a community service
after he was convicted of breaching a court order granted by the court last
year.
Last week Tupiri convicted Majinyori of breaching the same
court order again and sentenced him to six months in prison wholly suspended.
The conviction came after allegations that Majinyori had
broken Makasi’ property, allegations which he refuted saying he did not
intentionally break the property but instead the property was broken as he wanted
to kill a snake that had entered the house.
“We cannot have
Makasi and Majinyori in court every time. They are fighting for their father’s
house and these assault charges are something else. I am tired of this case. It
appears the complainant wants to get the accused arrested,” said Tupiri. Masvingo
Mirror
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