Kimbugwe Yub Ibrah was not asked to plead when he appeared
before regional magistrate Marewanazvo Gofa, who remanded him in custody.
The first complainant is Ugandan Dennis Mayega (21).
The court heard that in 2021, Ibrah contacted Mayega and
lured him to come to Zimbabwe saying he had secured employment for him.
Ibrah also misled Mayega’s parents that he had found a job
for him in Zimbabwe.
He then offered to pay for Mayega’s journey from Uganda to
Zimbabwe.
Ibrah facilitated Mayega’s illegal entry into Zimbabwe and
the two stayed together in Waterfalls.
He then started exploiting Mayega by forcing him to
distribute fliers advertising him as a sangoma-cum-doctor.
He called himself Sekuru Banda and claimed he could bring
back lost love, multiply money tenfold, give magic rings and magic wallets.
He allegedly forced Mayega to collect money he defrauded
people seeking healing.
He would punish him for failing to collect the money on
time.
Mayega was then arrested for illegally entering and staying
in the country.
He told the court that he had been trafficked into Zimbabwe
by Ibrah.
Ibrah allegedly trafficked another 17-year-old boy from
Uganda. H Metro
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