The two appeared before Harare magistrate Ayanda Dlamini,
with Mukambe saying she wanted money to pay for a maid, child’s upkeep and
rent.
She said Kaia was not taking care of their minor child
despite being on the national team payroll and playing for international teams.
“He might not get selected to play certain games, but he
has a contract with the national team, yet he fails to support me in taking
care of our two-year minor child. I am working so I need money to pay a maid
and rent,” Mukambe said.
However, Kaia told the court that he could only afford to
pay US$50 as maintenance, claiming that he last played for the national team
some time in 2020.
“I am now playing for Southern Rocks in Masvingo which pays
me US$600 per month and the contract is only for six months,” he told the
court.
“I have another child and I am also responsible for my
younger siblings’ welfare, hence I cannot afford to pay a maid she wants,” he
said, accusing Mukambe of moving from their matrimonial home with all the
property they acquired while living together.
“She took away everything when we separated and I am still
trying to buy property from the money that I get from the club,” he said.
The court ordered Kaia to pay US$80 as maintenance for his
minor child. Newsday
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