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The State has withdrawn fraud charges against comedian <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mai_Titi/">Felistas Murata</a>, also known as <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mai_Titi/">Mai Titi</a>, after she repaid the complainant’s US$10,000.
The withdrawal of charges took place before Harare magistrate Ms Apolonia Marutya, <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/state-withdraws-charges-against-mai-tt/">The Herald</a> reported.
According to the State’s case, in September 2022, Mai Titi allegedly misrepresented to Rachel Mhuka that she needed US$10,000 for a business venture and offered her a Mercedes Benz as collateral. However, the vehicle did not belong to Murata. Mhuka gave her the money, but Murata later claimed that the Mercedes Benz was not hers and instead provided an Audi Q5 as collateral.
Murata again withdrew the Audi Q5 and replaced it with an invalid passport as surety. When Mhuka discovered that the passport Murata gave her was invalid, she confronted Murata, who returned the second vehicle.
In January of this year, police seized the car, claiming it had been stolen from Else Event Car Hire. The company had reported Murata for theft of trust property. <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/06/15/mai-tt-jailed-nine-months-for-theft-absconding-unpaid-work/">She was sentenced to 12 months</a> in prison of which six were suspended on condition that she doesn’t commit a similar offence in the next 5 years. 
It was also revealed during the trial that Mai TT had previously defaulted on community service hours for an assault conviction eight years ago. As a result, she was ordered to serve an additional three months in prison for the default. In total, she was sentenced to serve an effective nine months behind bars.
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Twelve ZANU PF supporters were imprisoned on Thursday for their alleged involvement in public violence at the party’s headquarters in Harare.
They had participated in a demonstration demanding the dismissal of ZANU PF’s Harare Youth Chairperson, Emmanuel Mahachi. The accused appeared before Harare Magistrate Appollonia Marutya and were remanded in custody. They will return to court on Friday for a bail hearing.
<h3>What Transpired:</h3>
According to the State, on September 19, the twelve individuals gathered at the ZANU PF headquarters, where they chanted party slogans and held placards calling for Mahachi’s removal. Despite police warnings to cease their activities, they continued to disrupt the peace. Their prepared charge sheet stated:
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The accused persons unlawfully… disturbed the peace, security or order of the public by chanting Zanu PF party slogans and chanting ‘Mahachi must go,’ ‘Pasi neGwekwerere’
They were wearing black T-shirts inscribed ‘Mahachi must go’. The accused persons were told by the police to stop what they were doing but they turned a deaf ear and continued to act in common purpose to disturb the peace.
</blockquote>
The suspects were arrested at the scene and subsequently detained at Harare Central police station. Alongside Melisa Master, the other individuals involved in the incident are Ireen Makuvire, Ernest Thuola, Tinashe Nheya, Prince Chatendeuka, Tafara Rusere, Edson Chabvuta, Larson Masenda, Rosewiter Munhava, Wellington Mutsvangwa, Blessed Kadumba, and Portia Mhishi.
The court proceedings will determine the outcome of their case, including potential charges, penalties, and further legal actions.
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