The woman, who shot a video which recently went viral on social media in which she was accusing a construction company of selling water contaminated with sewage to the public, appeared in court yesterday.
Sandra Mazvita Pamberi (46) recorded a live video on
Facebook at an area in Greystone Park, Harare, where a bowser truck owned by
Adel Contracting was parked and drawing water from a stream.
In the video she is seen confronting the driver of the
vehicle accusing him and the company of selling water contaminated with raw
sewage to residents of upmarket areas like Borrowdale.
The driver is seen trying to explain that it is not
drinking water, but Pamberi insists that it is for drinking.
Pamberi, who is represented by Advocate Taona Sibanda,
appeared before Harare magistrate Mrs Appollonia Marutya charged with
transmission of false data message intending to cause harm.
She was ordered to pay US$100 bail , to surrender her
passport and was remanded to January 26.
The State represented by Mr Rufaro Chonzi alleges that on
January 15 on Gatspan Road, off Drew Road, Greystone Park, Pamberi recorded a video using her cellphone stating
that people should not buy water from the company because they were pumping
sewage water into their truck.
She posted it on social media platforms including Facebook.
It is alleged that by posting the false data, Pamberi
wanted the company to lose clients thereby prejudicing it financially. Herald
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