This came after a man who identified himself as Kudzai
Mukumba reportedly contacted Dr Mukumba’s clients purporting to be selling
buses.
The alleged imposter ordered a willing buyer to deposit
US$95 000 into a South African First National Bank account number 62851499494
for a Scania bus that was for sale.
Dr Mukumba got to know of the imposter after he was
contacted by his customers inquiring about the bus prices.
In a statement, Dr Mukumba dismissed the rumours and
distanced himself from the advert doing rounds on social media platforms.
“We have noted with concern that there is a person who is
masquerading as Dr Leonard Mukumba of Inter Africa purporting to be selling
vehicles and lorries,” Dr Mukumba said.
“We would like to put it on record that the person is not
related to Dr Mukumba nor is he a worker at Inter Africa. Dr Mukumba is a
legitimate businessman and does not involve anyone in the selling of buses and
or vehicles. The person who is purporting to be Dr Mukumba is actually
misrepresenting to the public and stealing from the public.”
The alleged imposter could not be reached for comment as
his mobile phone was not reachable.
Inter-Africa Bus Services Ltd previously started as Mukumba
Brothers Transport Ltd, and has been operating as a bus service provider for
nearly 17 years.
The bus service company then transformed to the then
Inter-Africa. Herald
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