In Zvishavane, he had a wife and three children; in Kadoma,
another wife and two children; and in Harare, yet another spouse and two
offspring.
Speaking to The Sunday Mail Society at the maximum security
prison, he said :“I fulfilled my lobola
obligations for all of them and played my role as a father. None of them knew
or suspected that there were other wives; I had my ways of balancing my three
lives without challenges.”
Being a gold miner, his wives had become used to Muvevi
being away from home for weeks or even months. At any given time, two of the wives would be
under the impression that he was away working, while he was actually with the
third.
He said that his three wives and brothers visit him. Muvevi believes his actions could have
triggered a family curse. Throughout the interview, he appeared to be in high
spirits, making rib-cracking jokes at ease.
“I live with the hope that one day I will be released and
be able to work for my wives and kids again. I also wish to compensate the
families that I wronged,” he said. Sunday Mail
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