Tunika Mkahanana, 40, was not asked to plead when she
appeared before Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi.
The court heard that in 2018, Michael and his ex-wife,
Precious Ndoro of Umwinsdale, registered a company called Zororo Energy.
The two held a 50 percent stake each.
The couple had a fallout in 2019, resulting in them
divorcing.
The High Court left the issue of appropriate distribution
of matrimonial assets, including Zororo Energy, for separate proceedings.
However, soon after the divorce, Michael left their
matrimonial home with the company papers.
And, allegedly acting in connivance with Mkahanana, they
generated a fake company resolution purporting that Precious had resigned her
directorship and shareholding.
Michael then made Mkahanana a co-director.
After altering the documents, they submitted them to the
Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) and then applied for an electricity
generating licence.
ZERA advertised a public notice in a local newspaper,
prompting Precious to approach the energy regulator.
She requested to inspect the Zororo Energy documents and
saw that they had been forged and she filed a police report. H Metro
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