The two, who are both divorcees, are now living separately.
Sibongile Chidhakwa (55) and Slyt Chidhakwa (65) were
married for four years.
Slyt told H-Metro that Sibongile, a counsellor with Musasa
Project, allegedly used her connections to fake medical reports and get him
arrested with the sole intention of gaining sole possession of his property.
However, he said, the tables turned when Sibongile was
arrested for “faking gender-based violence,” producing a false medical report
and taking Slyt’s valuables.
Sibongile was convicted and sentenced to four months in
prison, which were suspended on the condition she does not commit a similar
offence.
“I regret marrying Sibongile. I didn’t know that she was
after my property,” said Slyt.
“We both came into this marriage with our own children and
our own property.
“We have no children together but Sibongile wanted to take
all my property by sending me to prison.
“She faked an assault and medical reports to get me
arrested.”
He added: “I slept in a police holding cell for two nights
after she faked medical documents.
“She was arrested for faking GBV, producing a fake medical
report and stealing my valuables, including bank cards and trying to withdraw
US$80 000.
“She was arrested by Southerton police under CRB 2969/23
and 3044/23.
“She connived with one of her brothers and took some of my
property.
“I question her integrity in counselling families when she
fails to maintain her own marriage.”
Sibongile, popularly known as Princess at Musasa Project,
confirmed the differences between her and Slyt, but refused to give more
details.
“The issue is so sensitive that I need to sit down with you
for details,” said Sibongile.
“I also want one of my sons to be present since he is a
lawyer.
“I do not know where my husband is staying right now, maybe
he disclosed his place to you.” H Metro
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