This emerged at the Harare magistrate court last week where
Brian Ngwana told magistrate Ayanda Dlamini that he could not afford his
ex-wife’s demands.
Isabel was demanding
US$900 for the upkeep of their four minor children.
Ngwana, however,
offered US$100 saying that was enough since he had helped her get a
qualification to secure a job.
“I also acquired a housing stand and built a house that she
and the children are living in,” he submitted. But Isabel said she was unemployed.
“He used to take care of us but things changed a few years
back when he started having an affair with another woman,” she added.
Dlamini ordered Ngwana to pay US$300 for the upkeep of
their children as well as their school fees. Standard
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