THREE Harare residents appeared before magistrate Stanford Mambanje on Wednesday facing charges of forgery after they faked Ordinary Level certificates to enter foreign universities.
Cindy Mutswatiwa (29), Kundai Mutape(39), a registered
consultant for foreign universities and Malvern Nengomasha (32), a diplomatic
bag courier in the Foreign Affairs and international Trade ministry were
granted $200 000 bail each.
They are charged alongside Molyn Mugodi (40), who is still
at large.
Allegations are that sometime in June 2022, the Zimbabwe
Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) officers arrested Mugodi for creating fake
national identity cards which they were using to defraud pensioners.
Using Mugodi’s printer and computer, they are accused of
retrieving several fake Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Council (Zimsec) Ordinary
and Advanced Level certificates.
Investigations showed that Mugodi was working with the trio
in an elaborate scheme, whereby they authenticated the fake certificates at the
Foreign Affairs ministry for a fee.
Around January 2022, Mutswatiwa forged her “O” Level
certificate to apply to study for a degree in Dentistry at University of
Donetsk in Ukraine.
Mugodi also forged an “O” Level certificate for Mutape.
Newsday
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