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Harare Magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka has dismissed Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s ex-wife, Marry Mubaiwa’s request to have her prosecution stayed due to poor health.
Mubaiwa, who suffers from lymphodema, argued that her trial had been delayed and that her health now prevented her from giving instructions to her lawyer.
However, the magistrate ruled that Mubaiwa was to blame for the delays.
According to <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/magistrate-dismisses-marry-mubaiwas-application-for-stay-of-trial/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>, Mubaiwa’s lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa, protested the decision, calling it unfair and claiming the magistrate misunderstood the basis of the application. Said Mtetwa:
<blockquote>
She (the magistrate) said Marry is responsible for the delay because she is the one who was sick and was being remanded in hospital.
It is logic that I simply cannot understand…it’s admitted that she was sick, it’s admitted in her ruling that she was in hospital so how it can be said… to blame her for the delay beats me.
</blockquote>
Mubaiwa, who has been battling a cancerous ailment for over four years and lost two limbs, is on trial for attempting to kill Chiwenga, while he was hospitalised in South Africa in 2019. She also faces money laundering charges.
Due to her poor health, her lawyer requested that her prosecution be stayed, as she is unable to give instructions. A similar request was made at the High Court. Said Mtetwa:
<blockquote>
Applicant cannot fully enjoy the right to a fair hearing which I am advised includes the right to be physically and mentally capable of following the full proceedings, the capacity to give instructions to one’s legal representative throughout the proceedings and if put on her defence, the right to cogently testify on the issues raised in evidence and to generally give her version of events.
I am able to say that the applicant is currently unable to fully exercise all of those rights due to all the issues I have raised above.
In particular, I point out that with regards the money laundering case, the State papers were provided to the defence when the applicant was already on heavy medication, had already lost a limb and was trying to avert the loss of her leg.
Consequently, she has been unable to give instructions on the documents supplied by the State in November, 2023 with the result that her legal team only has general instructions from the period of her arrest when no document had been provided save for the general allegations given on remand
</blockquote>
Mtetwa argued that it would be in the interest of justice to give her client a break, as the court has the power to stop unfinished proceedings in exceptional cases where continuing the trial would lead to an unfair outcome that cannot be corrected in any other way.
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A judge said no to Marry Mubaiwa's request to stop her trial because she's sick. She has lymphedema and cancer, lost two limbs, and can't give orders to her lawyer. The judge blamed her for delays in the trial. Marry is in court for trying to harm her ex-husband, Vice President Chiwenga, and for money laundering. Her lawyer wanted the trial stopped because Marry can't follow the proceedings or give good instructions. But the judge didn't agree and said the trial should continue. Marry's lawyer thinks this is unfair and wants a break for her client.

Magistrate Rejects Marry Mubaiwa's Request To Stay Prosecution Due To Health Issues

Marry Mubaiwa, the ex-wife of Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga, has filed for a permanent stay of prosecution in the case where she faces attempted murder charges. The application was submitted on Monday before Harare regional magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka.
Mubaiwa is accused of attempting to kill Chiwenga by allegedly unplugging his life support system at a South African hospital.
In previous hearings, Dr John Mangwiro, a former deputy health minister, testified that Chiwenga’s condition worsened whenever Mubaiwa entered his room, claiming she had such control that she could manage who had access to him and even refused medical treatment for him at one point.
Mubaiwa, who has been battling lymphoedema for over four years, has already lost her right hand and left leg due to the illness.
Her health has continued to deteriorate, and she has been hospitalised frequently. She has had to be brought to court on a stretcher and in an ambulance in the past, and on Monday, she was wheeled into the courtroom.
Her lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa, argued that the excessive delay in the criminal proceedings and Mubaiwa’s deteriorating health made it unjust to continue the prosecution.
Mtetwa further criticised the justice system, calling it “callous, inhumane, and lacking empathy,” especially given the visible signs of Mubaiwa’s severe illness.
Mtetwa added that it would be impossible for Mubaiwa to effectively instruct her legal team, suggesting that staying the prosecution would be in the interests of justice. A similar request had also been made at the High Court. Said Mtetwa (via <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/marry-mubaiwa-seeks-stay-of-trial-due-to-deteriorating-health/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>):
<blockquote>
Applicant cannot fully enjoy the right to a fair hearing which I am advised includes the right to be physically and mentally capable to follow the full proceedings, the capacity to give instructions to one’s legal representative throughout the proceedings and if put on her defence, the right to cogently testify on the issues raised in evidence and to generally give her version of events.
I am able to say that the applicant is currently unable to fully exercise all of those rights due to all the issues I have raised above.
In particular, I point out that with regard to the money laundering case, the State papers were provided to the defence when the applicant was already on heavy medication, had already lost a limb and was trying to avert the loss of her leg.
Consequently, she has been unable to give instructions on the documents supplied by the State in November 2023 with the result that her legal team only has general instructions from the period of her arrest when no document had been provided save for the general allegations given on remand.
</blockquote>
Lancelot Mutsokoti, representing the State, stated that they would abide by the High Court’s ruling regarding a similar application made by Mubaiwa.
Magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka is scheduled to deliver her ruling on the request on November 22.
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Marry Mubaiwa wants to stop the trial for trying to hurt her ex-husband, who is the Vice-President. She said the trial is not fair because she is very sick and can't understand everything. Her lawyer said it was not right to continue the case because of her health. The decision will be made on November 22. The court will follow the ruling made by the High Court. Mubaiwa's health has been getting worse, and she has lost her hand and leg. She has to go to court in an ambulance because she is very sick.

Marry Mubaiwa Seeks Permanent Stay Of Prosecution In Attempted Murder Case

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga cried for help when his then wife Marry Mubaiwa tried to pull out an intravenous life-saving tube at a South African hospital in 2018.
This was said by Health and Child Care Deputy Minister John Mangwiro while testifying before Magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka on Monday in Mubaiwa’s trial for allegedly attempting to kill Chiwenga.
<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200015934/chiwenga-screamed-for-help">NewsDay</a> reported that Mangwiro, who was Chiwenga’s personal doctor, said he rushed into the intensive care unit where Chiwenga was booked after he heard him screaming for help.
Mangwiro told the court that Mubaiwa tried all means to kill Chiwenga.
He said he was forced to board another aircraft without his patient who needed care during the flight. Said Mangwiro:
<blockquote>
When we arrived at Lanseria Airport in Pretoria (South Africa), the accused person delayed us for more than three hours at the airport where she had a misunderstanding with the immigration officials.
She told the immigration officials that her son was Chiwenga’s biological son, but the documents bore other names. We waited for three hours as there was a stand-off.
</blockquote>
He said the delay was unnecessary because Chiwenga needed urgent medical attention. Added Mangwiro:
<blockquote>
We were supposed to go to NetCare Hospital as we had left Zimbabwe for that destination. To my disappointment, the then powerful accused directed us to Sheraton Hotel.
It was a dangerous decision because it continued to endanger the life of the Vice-President.
We then got to the basement of the hotel and we immediately confronted the accused to say the Vice-President needed life-saving hospitalisation rather than to come to a hotel.
She responded to me saying the Vice-President needed to rest in the hotel. I continued to argue until Major (Blessing) Muringi joined, saying we needed to go to the hospital and I discovered that prior arrangements had already been made.
</blockquote>
Mangwiro said after Mubaiwa refused to book Chiwenga into the hospital, he had to phone President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who advised them to convince her to have him admitted to the hospital.
He also said Mubaiwa refused to take Chiwenga to the hospital the next morning.
Mangwiro alleged that Muringi and Chiwenga’s security staff also failed to convince Mubaiwa, which led him to call Dr Willi Leo Seiling to the hotel. He said:
<blockquote>
At around 5 PM on June 24, 2019, that is when we were allowed to take the Vice-President into the intensive care unit. She remained at the hotel and she did not accompany the complainant to the hospital.
As a doctor when monitoring the patient to be told to leave the room you’ll then ask yourself what she wanted to do.
You’ll start questioning the type of drugs the complainant is said to have taken.
</blockquote>
Mangwiro also said Mubaiwa was accompanied by one Bruce, who was referred to as a medical doctor.
He said he later learned that Bruce was not a medical doctor but was actually a veterinary surgeon.
Mangwiro said he reported the incident to Mnangagwa, leading to Chiwenga’s transfer to China for further medical attention.
He added that when they took Chiwenga to India in 2019 for medical attention, he quickly recovered but became seriously ill after returning home.
Chakanyuka postponed the matter to September 7 for a continuation of trial.
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Marry Mubaiwa Tried All Means To Kill Chiwenga, Dr Mangwiro Tells Court

The fifth witness in the trial of Marry Mubaiwa, regarding charges of attempting to kill her ex-husband, Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, yesterday claimed the former model pressured him to inject Chiwenga with a dangerous drug.
Testifying in court, South African physician Dr. Willi Leo Sieling said that Mubaiwa had exerted pressure on him to administer the Vice President a dangerous drug, Pethidine. Dr. Sieling stated that Mubaiwa expressed dissatisfaction with the medical attention VP Chiwenga was receiving.
Dr. Sieling said in December 2018, he was summoned by Deputy Health Minister Dr. John Mangwiro to attend to the Vice President at a Pretoria hotel. During the visit, discussions took place between Dr. Mangwiro, Mubaiwa, and Dr. Sieling regarding the possibility of seeking surgical treatment in Cape Town. He said:
<blockquote>
I discussed with the complainant in the suspect’s presence and just before they left, the accused gave me US$1 900, but I did not know what the money was for.
</blockquote>
On a subsequent trip in June 2019, Dr. Sieling arranged for VP Chiwenga’s admission to a high-care unit but was unable to see him. He said:
<blockquote>
On the second trip on June 23, 2019, Dr Mangwiro called me saying the complainant was extremely ill and needed admission to a high care unit at NetCare Pretoria Hospital and I made the arrangements.
</blockquote>
Dr. Sieling added that he arranged for specimens to be extracted via cystoscopy, which revealed a problem with the initial clean urine sample. The urine specimen confirmed that VP Chiwenga had been administered Pethidine and Propofol, but the person responsible for administering the drugs could not be located. Pethidine is a strong pain medication that belongs to a group of drugs called opioids. It is used to relieve moderate to severe pain. Propofol is a medication that is given through an intravenous (IV) line to make a person feel sleepy and relaxed. It is commonly used during surgeries or in intensive care units to help patients stay comfortable.
Dr. Sieling said he then informed VP Chiwenga about the administration of Pethidine and Propofol. However, after disclosing this information, security personnel entered the ward and ordered Dr. Sieling to stop communication with VP Chiwenga.
The presiding magistrate, Mr. Feresi Chakanyuka, adjourned the trial until August 28 for further proceedings.
<h3>Some Context:</h3>
According to police documents, Marry travelled to South Africa with her seriously ill husband and allegedly attempted to prevent him from seeking medical attention. It is alleged that she insisted on being left alone with him in the hospital and subsequently disconnected vital medical equipment. However, when confronted by security personnel and medical staff, she reportedly left the hospital.
The Vice President later received treatment in China and returned to Zimbabwe. Marry, a former beauty queen, maintains her innocence and denies any wrongdoing. In 2019, she argued that the charges were brought against her as a means to pressure her during divorce proceedings in the High Court. Her defence also claimed that the alleged offence occurred while Vice President Chiwenga was already physically frail and recovering from injuries sustained in an assassination attempt, in which both of them were injured.
Marry further stated that Vice President Chiwenga had arranged for her to be sent to China for medical treatment and had provided her with financial support. Her defence team argued that these actions by Vice President Chiwenga were inconsistent with the idea that she had attempted to murder him.
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Doctor Testified That Marry Mubaiwa Pressured Him To Administer A Dangerous Drug To VP Chiwenga

A South African court has ordered the seizure of Marry Mubaiwa’s Pretoria home and her two Land Rover vehicles until her money laundering and fraud trial is concluded in Zimbabwe.
This comes after the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) who are investigating Mubaiwa’s offences, requested South African authorities to seize the property.
Mubaiwa allegedly purchased the properties using crime proceeds she acquired when she was still married to Vice President Constantino Chiwenga. Ruled the South African High Court:
<blockquote>
In terms of section 38(2) of the Prevention of Organised Crime Act, No 121 of 1998 (the Act) all persons with knowledge of this order, are, other than as required and permitted by this order, prohibited from removing, taking possession of or control over, dissipating, interfering with or otherwise dealing in any manner with the property to which this order relates.
It is ordered that the South African Police Service (SAPS) Brooklyn police station under Case 308/01/2020 to seize the property as 1,2 an 1,3 above to be kept for safekeeping at Pretoria West Pound VSS, until the outcome of the forfeiture proceedings to be instituted in terms of section 48 of the Act.
</blockquote>
The Registrar of Deeds Office, Pretoria was also ordered to restrict the execution or attachment of the property without the High Court’s approval.
According to court papers, Mubaiwa is the Chief Executive Officer for East Town Commodities (Pvt) Ltd and the attached property was registered under the company’s subsidiaries, East Town Electricals, La Challe Travel and Tours, East town Events, Tarnor Investments (Pvt) Ltd. | <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/marry-mubaiwas-pretoria-home-range-rovers-seized-by-south-african-authorities/">ZimLive</a>

Marry Mubaiwa’s Properties Seized By South African Authorities

The trial of the ex-wife of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, Marry Mubaiwa, for attempted murder has been postponed to January next year.
Mubaiwa’s application to have the trial deferred to 2023 was on Thursday granted by Harare magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka.
Mubaiwa is facing a charge of attempting to kill Chiwenga while he was hospitalised in Pretoria, South Africa in 2019.
Lawyer Ryan Sitotombe, who was standing in for Mubaiwa’s lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa, told the court that Mubaiwa’s preferred lawyer was set to undergo an operation in South Africa so she was unavailable. Said Sitotombe:
<blockquote>
Following your ruling, we wish to apply for a postponement because her lawyer is due for an operation in SA.
She will not be available because of that and after the operation, she will not be able to walk on her own without the assistance of crutches.
Therefore, to enable the accused’s counsel of choice to represent her we seek postponement to January 17.
</blockquote>
Mubaiwa had sought the postponement of the trial to 20 January pending a High Court determination on whether the Harare Magistrates Court has jurisdiction to preside over the matter as the alleged crime was committed in South Africa. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200004412/vps-ex-wife-trial-postponed-to-2023">NewsDay</a>

Marry Mubaiwa's Trial Postponed To 2023

Marry Mubaiwa, the former wife of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, said she is in great pain and her health was deteriorating.
Mubaiwa (40) told the Sunday Times in an exclusive interview that she is penniless and has no home and people must not be surprised if she committed suicide. She said:
<blockquote>
I am not well at all and I feel that if I had gone out of the country to seek better treatment I would be better, but the court refused to give me my passport as part of bail conditions.
… I stay at my parents’ home because I have nothing. I don’t have a house and even a car, so I am under my parents’ care.
I have a well-equipped clinic which I had built from my personal funds in Domboshava [outside Harare] but I was blocked from accessing it.
</blockquote>
She suffers from lymphoedema, a disease that causes the limbs to swell.
Mubaiwa had her arm amputated after a court forbade her from travelling to South Africa for medical treatment.
She said she has not been allowed to see or speak to her children — aged between eight and 11 — for three years. Said Mubaiwa:
<blockquote>
Especially not seeing my children is very painful for me. Sometimes I start having thoughts of committing suicide — and don’t be surprised [if I do]. I have not spoken to my kids and I have not seen them since 2019.
In a couple of days, it will be my daughter’s and my son’s birthdays. I have not spoken to them even over the phone.
My lawyers have written to [Chiwenga’s] lawyers many times for me to get access to my children but that has not helped.
Our children have nothing to do with what is happening between us … These are young children.
I always ask myself what he says to them about me. These are kids who need their mother.
I spent nights and days crying, asking God: ‘Why did you let this happen to me?’ Everything I am accused of, I didn’t do it.
Right now, I am so sick. I am having challenges with my legs that are swollen and so painful and the doctors told me after the amputation of my right arm that my body has too much fluid.
</blockquote>
Last week, Mubaiwa was acquitted on charges of assaulting her children’s nanny, Delight Munyoro, by a Harare magistrate.
However, she will appear in court at the end of the month on a charge of attempted murder.
In April, she was found guilty of marriage fraud and sentenced by the Harare Magistrate’s Court to a year in jail, reduced because of ill health to a fine of ZWL$60,000 Zimbabwe.
Mubaiwa was found to have forged Chiwenga’s signature on documents that upgraded their marriage from a customary one to a civil union.
She also faces charges of money laundering and violating exchange control laws for which she is still standing trial. | <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/mary-mubaiwa-wishes-chiwenga-and-new-wife-all-the-happiness-in-the-world-ex-model-talks-of-suicide-says-destitute-depressed-and-desperate-to-see-her-children/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

Marry Mubaiwa Says She Is Penniless And In Pain, Desperate To See Her Children

Marry Mubaiwa was on Monday remanded to 31 October by Harare magistrate Learnmore Mapiwe from her hospital bed in a case she is accused of assaulting her children’s maid.
Mubaiwa, who is Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s ex-wife, is battling a chronic illness and had her arm amputated last week and is still hospitalised.
Her lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa said that Mubaiwa was not fit to stand trial in her current state of health.
Prosecutors told the court that on 26 January 2020, the maid, Delight Munyoro, went to Hellenic Primary School in Borrowdale to collect Mubaiwa’s child.
It is further alleged that as Munyoro was waiting for the child at the gate, the family driver, Batsirayi Furukiya, went to collect the child and she remained seated in the vehicle.
When the driver was walking with the child to where the vehicle was parked, Mubaiwa allegedly followed behind him and started accusing Munyoro of telling her child not to like her.
It is alleged that Mubaiwa told Munyoro that she was a witch and slapped her on her left cheek using the back of her left hand as she was sitting in the car.
Several witnesses have so far testified in the matter, and Mubaiwa’s application for discharge was dismissed by the courts.
Mtetwa has on several occasions accused the State and the courts of receiving instructions from Chiwenga to persecute Mubaiwa. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200000755/chiwengas-amputated-ex-wife-remanded-in-hospital">NewsDay</a>

VP Chiwenga's Ill Ex-wife Remanded In Hospital

A picture circulating on social media suggests that the right hand of <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Marry_Chiwenga">Marry Mubaiwa</a>, the estranged wife of Vice President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Constantino_Chiwenga">Constantino Chiwenga</a> was amputated.
The picture was posted by law expert, Advocate <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Thabani_Mpofu">Thabani Mpofu</a> this Monday. He captioned it:
<blockquote>
Search your judicial conscience. Did you do right by this child, a child made in the image of God? This blight, this moral stain, can never be washed away. Never, ever! Let me withhold my curse, for I also am a man of sin. Asi kozowa rinhi Tenzi?
Ichi chazonyatsondisvikira panorwadza pangu. Haaaaaaa. Aiwa. Ngidabukile
</blockquote>
Marry, a former model is battling lymphedema, a condition that has also left her lower limbs deformed. 
Her doctors said she can only get treatment from South Africa but courts are refusing to give her passport back as she is facing a number of criminal charges including money laundering and attempting to kill Chiwenga while on a deathbed in 2019. 
Marry said Chiwenga, a former military boss who doubles as the minister of Health and Child Care was using courts, “to make me an example that women are subjects and should never be allowed to lead in any fora.”
Marry has on a number of occasions brought to court in a wheelchair as she is struggling to walk. 
Commenting on the picture, Jessica Geraldine, a children’s rights activist said criticised women rights activists for not taking action to ensure Marry’s safety. She said:
<blockquote>
 Women Rights groups, Feminists and Human Rights Defenders were nowhere to be found. Even Auxilia Mnangagwa the all Church goer never raised her voice!! Not even Women in ZANU PF raised their voices. 
</blockquote>
At some point, Marry appealed to the first family albeit remarking that Chiwenga had said he <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/first-lady-auxilia-mnangagwa-challenged-to-intervene-in-marrys-case/">determines where the wind blows</a> in Zimbabwe.
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PICTURE: Hand Of VP Chiwenga's Ex-Wife Marry Mubaiwa's Cut Off

Harare magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka has rejected a bid by Marry Mubaiwa to have her trial moved to South Africa where she allegedly attempted to murder her ex-husband and Vice President Constantino Chiwenga.
Marry had challenged Zimbabwean courts’ jurisdiction to try her over an offence that allegedly took place in a South African hospital.
However, in her ruling, Chakanyuka said that there was no need to transfer the trial to South Africa as both parties in the matter are based in Zimbabwe. Said Chakanyuka:
<blockquote>
The parties involved are both Zimbabweans, hence the country has the right to deal with the matter as there will be no breach of international law.
There is no danger of offending the South African authorities since there was no danger to them involving this crime.
</blockquote>
The magistrate also noted that there was no evidence South African authorities had taken interest and were investigating the matter.
Chakanyuka then set the trial for 29 September this year.
More: <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2022/08/court-blocks-mubaiwa-bid-to-shift-attempted-murder-trial-to-sa/">ZimLive</a>

Magistrate Blocks Marry Mubaiwa's Bid To Move Attempted Murder Trial To SA

Warriors legend Shingi Kawondera has expressed joy after meeting his hospitalised former wife Marry Mubaiwa for the first time in 10 years following their acrimonious break-up.
Marry left Kawondera to marry the then commander of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF), Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, after she allegedly forged divorce papers.
In a Facebook post on Thursday, Kawondera revealed that he visited Mubaiwa in the hospital where they spent two hours together. Below is Kawondera’s <a href="https://www.facebook.com/100001641442122/posts/5398948596836468/?app=fbl">full Facebook post:</a>
<blockquote>
After 10 years l finally met Mai Dee, yesterday at the hospital, thank u, Jesus, we spent 2 glorious hours together, she is still wonderful, some souls cant be tempered with, trust me l left her in very high spirits and very jovial mood, and determined as ever to beat her discomforting disease, and she said l know Shingi Ras Kaondera u are a prayerful warrior u will pray for me, and l was like u know l always, and l thanked her for taking very good care of our daughter together Destiny she has grown up to be just like my mom, so friends of mine keep on praying for her and thank for your support physically morally and spiritually may Jah_ God_ Allah_MWARI_ bless u all, if l didn’t have a running with the media l was gonna show you the pics##more_prayers.
</blockquote>
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Warriors Legend, Kawondera, Elated After Meeting Ex-Wife Marry Chiwenga

Marry Chiwenga nee Mubaiwa has through her lawyers filed an urgent application at the high court seeking the release of her passport so that she can travel to South Africa to seek medical attention, the Daily News reports.
In court papers seen by the publication, Marry said her health has deteriorated she now moves around with a gadget that drains fluid from her body:
<blockquote>I am in extreme constant pain. I now have to carry a gadget which drains the liquids from the wounds. Without immediate specialist care, the wounds are becoming more and more septic and it is paramount that I receive immediate, urgent attention … in South Africa.
As my wounds are getting worse every day and the pain unbearable, I contend that this is a matter of life and death which should be treated with the urgency it deserves</blockquote>
To further make her case Marry said she could not travel to South Africa due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and now that travel restrictions are no longer in place, prosecutors handling her case have not responded to her requests:
<blockquote>Upon lifting of travel restrictions in both Zimbabwe and South Africa, my legal practitioners wrote to the first respondent seeking consent for the release of the passport so that I could travel to South Africa for the necessary treatment, “This letter was followed by many physical visits to Reza, Muchemwa and Mushayabasa, all of whom have asked for proof of my medical attention in South Africa, which has been provided.
Regrettably, it appears that no one wants to make a decision on this issue which could easily have been dealt with without the need for a formal application.
I have been religiously abiding by all my bail conditions since they were imposed and I have no reason not to come back to face trial, particularly as I consider the charges against me extremely weak. In any event, I cannot jeopardise my parents’ property which was used to fulfil one of the bail conditions</blockquote>
Marry who is facing, attempted murder, fraud, and money laundering charges <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/pictures-marry-chiwenga-brought-to-court-in-an-ambulance/">came to court in a stretcher bed this week after magistrate Ngoni Nduna</a> ordered that she appear before the court for her trial.
More: <a href="https://dailynews.co.zw/im-in-awful-pain-ailing-marry-says-as-she-seeks-permission-to-fly-to-sa-for-urgent-medical-attention/">Daily News </a>

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