BUSINESSMAN Frank Buyanga has accused one of President
Emerson Mnangagwa’s sons, Collins, of blocking his former girlfriend Chantelle
Muteswa from finalising guardianship of their child.
Buyanga said he wants to respect the best interests of his
son and was aware of the importance of a relationship between mother and child.
He claimed he was having difficulties in finalising the
custody dispute with Muteswa because of interference from Collins.
“There have been many battles in numerous courts, over
several years, between our client Sadiqi and Muteswa over the best interests of
their son,” Buyanga’s lawyer William Wilcock wrote in a statement.
“Our client is aware of the importance of a relationship
between mother and child and wishes that his son and mother could have a
normal, loving relationship.”
Buyanga said it is not his intention to keep his son away
from his mother, but the safety and well-being of his minor child would always
be paramount to him.
“Sadiqi is not opposed to a friendly relationship with
Muteswa, where they would be able to agree on aspects regarding their child and
raise him harmoniously.”
Buyanga had offered to have a Skype conversation with
Muteswa on agreement to share guardianship of the child due to fears of
coronavirus, but Muteswa has been reluctant, saying he must bring back the
child as ordered by Justice Jacob Manzunzu.
Recently, Buyanga wrote a letter to the Zimbabwe
Anti-Corruption Commission alleging interference in his family matters by
Collins. Newsday
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