Beauty Behind Bars: Zimbabweans Go Wild for Temba Mliswa’s Gorgeous Daughter M’diwa Chanetsa Following Drug Arrest

Zimbabweans are gushing over Temba Mliswa’s daughter M’diwa Chanetsa who hogged headlines after her father disclosed that she was arrested for drug possession.

M’diwa Chanetsa was arrested with her boyfriend Tawanda Chigudu in Avonlea, Harare.

M’diwa Chanetsa’s Unexpected Past

Once news of M’diwa’s arrest broke, curious Zimbabwean social media users took it upon themselves to gather more information about her. To their pleasant surprise, they discovered that she had appeared as the love interest in Takura’s popular music video for his hit song ‘Haarore,’ and were impressed by her beauty.

Mixed Reactions from Zimbabweans

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Zimbabweans showered her with praise with some admirers even jokingly offering to take her place behind bars. However, there was a section of Zimbabweans who weren’t impressed. Here are some of the comments:

@tinashe_wacho:

a baddie fo sho!!

@haploz99:

Haaaa but CID officer usadaro so !!!! 😭😭😭😭

Speak for your self boss, dont define pretty on behalf of everyone.

@JohnNumeri:

Haaa imii uyoo varikumunyepera haana kana kumbofitwa nemadrugs

@kupkud:

eye sight yenyu bhoo here lol

@zororony1:

Hakuna drug addict rakanaka kudai

Temba Mliswa’s Daughter Remanded in Custody Until Trial Commences

M’diwa was arrested following a tip-off to the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) Drugs. She will remain in custody until trial commences on 12 March after being denied bail.

M’diwa Chanetsa appeared in court together with her co-accused, Tawanda Chigubu (27), facing charges of unlawful possession of dangerous drugs as defined in section 157(i)(a) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act chapter 9:23 as read with section 14(2) of the Dangerous Drugs Act chapter 15:02.

Details of the Arrest

On February 22, 2024, at around noon, detectives from the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) Drugs received information that M’diwa and her boyfriend had drugs at a residence in Avonlea, Harare.

Acting upon this information, the detectives went to the location, identified themselves, and conducted a search. During the search, they discovered a sachet containing methylenedioxymethamphetamine, commonly known as ecstasy, hidden under a sofa in the dining room.

The drugs, weighing approximately 1.30 grams and valued at ZW$195,000, were recorded as evidence to be presented in court during the trial.