Ms Elizabeth
Fadhuka gave her residential stand’s documents to Parirehwa for safekeeping
when she went to the United Kingdom, with the instruction that he was supposed
to hand them over to her family.
It is alleged
that sometime in 2010, Parirehwa befriended Ms Fadhuku as she was grieving the
loss of her two sons. He offered her counselling services.
In 2012, Ms
Fadhuka fell ill and made arrangements to travel to the UK for treatment. She
then gave Parirehwa documents for her Mzari property for safekeeping.
Six years
later, Ms Fadhuku’s daughter, Misitia Marsh, asked Parirehwa to hand over the
documents to her but he became evasive.
Parirehwa
occupied the stand in 2020 and erected some structures without Ms Fadhuku’s
consent. He registered the stand in his name.
Efforts to
reclaim the stand were in vain and a police report was made, leading to
Parirehwa’s arrest.
He was granted
$200 bail and remanded to March 13. Herald
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