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Former Defence and State Security minister Sydney Sekeramayi is in financial difficulty and is failing to repay the US$250 000 he borrowed from a friend.
The ZANU PF Politburo member was sued by his friend, Exevia Maoneke, who wanted to force him to repay the loan.
According to court papers seen by NewZimbabwe.com, Maoneke gave the money to Sekeramayi last year, who promised to repay by 28 February this year.
Sekeramayi was given the money in two batches: he received the first batch of US$150 000 on 18 August 2021, and later US$100 000.
The politician offered a stand in Marondera, measuring 4 199 hectares as collateral security.
Sekeramayi was supposed to pay U$150 000 on 4 December 2021 while the remaining balance of US$100 000 was supposed to be paid on 28 February this year.
His failure to repay the loan prompted Maoneke to seek the High Court’s intervention.
High Court judge, Justice Slyvia Chirawu-Mugomba, ruled that Sekeramayi should repay the loan. She said:
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Whereupon, after reading documents filed of record and hearing counsel, it is ordered that the provisional sentence be and is hereby granted against Sekeramayi.
Sekeramayi shall pay Maoneke US$250 000 plus interest at the prescribed rate of five per cent from the date of filing of the summons until the date of payment.
The immovable property called stand 722 Marandellas Lands, measuring 4 199 square meters, held under deed of transfer No’ 10120/1997 dated November 25, 1997, be and is hereby declared executable.
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Justice Chirawu-Mugomba also ordered Sekeramayi to pay a collection commission in terms of the Law Society of Zimbabwe Tariff being 10 per cent of the capital.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/sekeramayi-falls-on-hard-times-fails-to-repay-us250k-debt/">NewZimbabwe.com</a></h4>

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Sekeramayi Fails To Repay US$250 000 Borrowed From A Friend

Zesa Holdings has said that it is not pursuing politicians over unpaid electricity bills. According to the power utility, it is making a follow up on all customers who have unpaid bills. Minister of Energy and Power Development Joram Gumbo recently said that Zesa was going to go after all senior politicians from the ruling Zanu-PF party and the opposition who have unpaid bills. However, in a statement Zesa Holdings board chairperson Herbert Murerwa said,
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ZESA Holdings commends the media for highlighting the challenges that ZESA has been experiencing as relating to the payment of bills especially given the fact that ZETDC is owed over a billion dollars in arrears by various customer categories.
This is most welcome
ZESA urges all customers who are in arrears to pay their debts or enter into viable and mutually agreed payment plans to avoid the inconvenience associated with the withdrawal of service, and/or handing over to our lawyers for litigation who are handling the issue in a fair and transparent manner with very positive results. In this rasped, the Utility would like to advise that the issue concerning Dr Sydney Sekeramayi, whose issue has been highlighted in the Press has been solved amicably.
A payment plan was negotiated with him, which Is being honoured and is working well under a deed of settlement,
ZESA Holdings also wishes to dispel the notion that It is pursuing politicians, but rather is following up on customers who have consumed power, are in arrears and have not entered into a payment plan showing a clear strategy of how they intend to clear their debt.
ZESA thanks all those customers who are paying for their consumption, and are thus playing a pivotal role In keeping the lights on.</blockquote>

We Are Not Pursuing Politicians, We Are Following Up On All Customers With Unpaid Bills - Zesa Holdings

Former Minister of Defence Sydney Sekeramayi has called on voters to vote for President Emmerson Mnangagwa in the July 30 elections in order for Zimbabwe to prosper. Sekaramayi, who was once seen as the potential successor to former President Robert Mugabe before the November 2017 military intervention, endorsed his former rival at a rally in Marondera. Said Sekeramayi
<blockquote>Let us vote for President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Let us be united, work together in peace and support our leadership in the 30 July elections. I want to assure you; Your Excellency, we will support all party candidates vying for positions in the party in this election. We will vote for all of them. You must trust this province.
President, you have informed us that in this new dispensation, Zimbabwe must now prosper. We know you always fulfil your promises. There will be no bank queues after 30 July. On this day, the province will vote Zanu PF into power.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/ex-g40-ally-sekeramayi-vows-mnangagwa-support/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">New Zimbabwe</a>

Vote Mnangagwa, There Will Be No Bank Queues After July 30: Sekeramayi

Minister of Defence Dr Sydney Sekeramayi, in an interview, said that the military takeover by the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF), under the code name Operation Restore Legacy was a duty that needed to be performed. He added that the ZDF executed its constitutional mandate very well.
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Minister of Defence Dr Sekeramayi says the actions of ZDF is Constitutional and they are very professional <a href="https://t.co/PDBwKGRink">pic.twitter.com/PDBwKGRink</a>
— Nick mangwana (@nickmangwana) <a href="https://twitter.com/nickmangwana/status/932693525346619392?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 20, 2017</a></blockquote>
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Video Credit: <a href="https://twitter.com/nickmangwana/">@NickMangwana</a>

Video: Minister of Defence Sekeramayi Says ZDF Actions Are Constitutional And Professional

Minister of Defence Dr. Sydney Sekeramayi has been invited to address the Africa Leadership Forum (ALF). The ALF describes itself as Africa’s premier civil society and not-for-profit organization with a stated vision of improving the quality and performance of Africa in the critical position of authority in Africa.
Sekeramayi will be speaking on the 25th of August 2017 in Session II on “Good Governance and the Rule of Law.” Sekeramayi seems to be one of the few speakers who is not a former head of state. This comes a few weeks after former South African President and co-convener of the ALF, Thabo Mbeki, met with President Robert Mugabe.

Sydney Sekeramayi invited to address Africa Leadership Forum

Minister of Defence, Sydney Sekeramayi said that people who want to put stickers of the First Family on their cars should have them registered by Zanu-PF.
He said some of the people have been committing crimes using those vehicles. Said Sekeramayi:
<blockquote>They should be registered at the party headquarters. Some of them have been committing crimes. They hold illegal roadblocks. They refuse to pay toll fees. Others claim to be soldiers. We want that addressed.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/i-am-sorry-kasukuwere/">Herald</a>

People should have their vehicles registered by Zanu-PF if they want to put stickers of Grace or Robert Mugabe

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