Roselyn Dunga (31) and Edmore Chipiso (33) were facing
money laundering charges when they appeared before Harare magistrate Mr Dennis
Mangosi.
They were freed on $20 000 bail each.
The court heard that on an unknown date to the prosecutor
but during the period extending from August 2021 to November 17, both accused
persons acquired an unknown amount of money in United States dollars.
It is alleged that in order to disguise the illicit origins
of the money, they purchased a house on a piece of land measuring 2,627 square
metres at number 12 Giraffe Crescent, Borrowdale West in Harare for US$580 000
and another house at number 14256 Leggate Street, Gunhill, Harare valued at
US$400 000.
The court heard that the accused persons further purchased
a piece of land being the remainder of Cobum Plot 23 in Selous measuring 19
9747 hectares worth Us$130 000, a Mercedes Benz S350 black in colour, vehicles
comprising an Iveco truck 3xDAF 105 truck horses, 3xflatbed trailers and 1×42
000 litres fuel tanker worth US$1 million. Herald
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