Ini ndoona sekuti vanhu ava Vange vagara vachidanana asi mukomana anenge akazobatiwa akatsvaga zvekuzvivhikira nazvo kuti ndakarepewa achida kuzvichenesa kuvabereki because munhu ane 16yrs
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maidananaA 33-year-old woman based in the United States has appeared before the courts charged with the sexual assault of a 16-year-old boy in the Harare suburb of Glen View.
Zvikomborero Maria Makedenge was arrested following a police report filed at Mbare Police Station. Prosecutors allege that the incident occurred on August 2 of this year at the complainant’s residence.
According to the State’s case, Makedenge is the girlfriend of a tenant currently lodging at the teenager’s family home. It is alleged that on the day in question, Makedenge followed the minor into his bedroom where she forcibly engaged in unprotected sexual intercourse without his consent.
Following the alleged assault, the accused reportedly cautioned the complainant against disclosing the incident. The court heard that Makedenge attempted to secure the boy’s silence by promising to facilitate his emigration to the United States, where she holds formal employment.
The allegations surfaced after the teenager disclosed the events to his sister, who subsequently alerted their mother. A formal complaint was lodged with the police, leading to Makedenge’s arrest and arraignment.
Zvikomborero appeared before a Harare court on Friday, where she was remanded to December 2 for the commencement of trial. The State indicated to the court that investigations into the matter have been concluded.
Makedenge, who is currently released on US$100 bail, is represented by defence lawyer Lennon Itai Rwizi. - Zimbo LIVE Harare
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