HARARE – A dramatic family feud has erupted in the capital, pitting pulpit against blood ties as Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) Pastor Jaslene Mutunhiri took her sister Francisca Mutunhiri to the Harare Civil Court over control of their late parents’ Hatfield home Pastor Jaslene accuses Francisca, who recently returned from South Africa, of hijacking the family property and pocketing US$1,600 in monthly rentals from tenants while allegedly neglecting their elderly mother “My sister came back from South Africa to stay at our family home in Hatfield She is refusing to leave,” Jaslene told Magistrate Johanna Mukwesha.“She’s been collecting rent for over a year and hasn’t given anyone else, including our mother, a single cent.” The clergyman further alleged that Francisca had become hostile even destroying house ownership documents and threatening to kill her if she persisted in demanding her share In response, Francisca denied the claims, insisting she was entrusted with managing the house through a family agreement during difficult times “I took care of that house with our mother when no one else wanted to Now that it’s generating income, they want me out,” she said She also rejected the allegations of making threats After hearing both sides, Magistrate Mukwesha granted a protection order in favour of Pastor Jaslene and advised the siblings to resolve the property ownership and financial dispute in a separate civil case Source: Gambakwe All Zim News is a central hub for all things Zimbabwean, curating news from across the country so no story is missed Alongside aggregation, our team of nationwide reporters provides real-time, on-the-ground coverage Stay informed and connected — reach us at admin@allzimnews.com. Source: Gambakwe
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