This follows a deal, which was struck by his family, which
will see him using one of the rooms at their Sunningdale home.
The story was broken by H-Metro last week.
Admire Kudakwashe Machingauta thanked Zimbabweans,
including those living outside the country, for standing with him.
“To be honest with you, life was too hard for me,” he said.
“Iyezvino ndavekunzwa mhepo kupinda nekuti hama dzauya pano
kusanganisira vakaitwa musarapavana.
“I regret marrying a South African woman because I left
without anything, including my two children.
“I want to thank my neighbours, as well as Zimbabweans, including
those outside the country, for the support that forced my relatives to meet
over my plight.
“A temporary solution has been put in place and I
appreciate that.”
His family met on Saturday to resolve the row.
The family agreed to temporarily separate his relative
Tawanda Chipfakacha, from his wife Melody Chiyangwa, as part of the deal to
accommodate him.
Family member Malvern Machingauta told H-Metro that they
never abused Admire but wanted him to buy blankets first before giving him a
room to stay.
“We never abused or neglected Admire as alleged,” said
Malvern.
“He came from South Africa and I accommodated him at my
Chitungwiza house.
“He left unceremoniously to Sunningdale, without blankets,
since he never brought anything from South Africa.
“Tenants were yet to find alternative accommodation but he
was quick to be there and brought us all this drama.
“To us it’s a skit, Admire wanted to use his skin to
attract the world by such actions.
“Anyway, family members met today (Saturday) in Sunningdale
and agreed to accommodate Admire in the room occupied by our nephew Tawanda and
his wife.
“Tawanda’s wife will be accommodated somewhere until end of
month since one of the tenants promised to look for alternative accommodation.
“Tawanda will stay with Admire for now. We love him, he is
our brother, we do not neglect him as reported by neighbours,” said Malvern.
Tawanda is the son of Dorothy Machingauta, who is sister to
both Admire and Malvern.
Dorothy lives with her husband in Harare and Malvern lives
with his family in Chitungwiza.
Admire, being the last born, is yet to have his own house
and was working in South Africa where his work permit was cancelled.
Some neighbours were not happy because the Machingauta
family separated the couple instead of finding a better place to accommodate
Admire.
“Their meeting came up with an unpleasant solution
considering that Tawanda wants to live with his wife.
“One tenant had suggested to them that she can accommodate
all her property in one room so that Admire gets a room but they declined this
arrangement because they want money at the expense of someone’s rights.
“Dorothy and Malvern vanedzimba dzavo asi Admire gotwe
achirarapanze, ngavaite mushe hatinakufara nazvo,” said one of the neighbours.
H Metro
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