However, Clara Chinamo’s application for a protection order
against her husband’s nephew, Tafara Shava, was dismissed at the Harare Civil
Court.
Chinamo also accused Tafara Shava of physical and verbal
abuse.
“He pimps women for my husband and I barred him from coming
to our house because he’s a bad influence.
“He once assaulted me and I reported him to the police,”
she said.
Tafara denied the allegations saying he was the one who was
assaulted and also received threatening texts from Clara.
He said she banned him from her house because she thinks he
finds women for her husband.
“Her husband is outside, he’s my witness,” said Tafara.
“I’m the one who was assaulted and I had to grab her hands
as a form of defence.”
Clara’s husband, Andrew Chipepere, was summoned to testify
about the day his wife and nephew had an altercation.
He told the court that Clara was the perpetrator.
“She’s my wife, but she’s violent. She even assaults me,
but I don’t retaliate.
“I just leave the house to avoid further violence,” Andrew
said. H Metro
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