FAKE NAME, REAL TROUBLE! ED’S DAUGHTER-IN-LAW HIT BY SHOCK ID BOMBSHELL

HARARE — Kelsea Tafirenyika’s legal troubles have taken another dramatic turn after prosecutors reportedly told a Harare court that she allegedly used an identification document in the name of Getrude Badza, despite the document reportedly carrying her photograph.

The State reportedly said the Civil Registry confirmed that Tafirenyika’s own ID was genuine, but allegedly found no record of the Getrude Badza identity.

The revelation comes as Tafirenyika and her maternal uncle, Isaac Arab Jessub, remain in custody facing drug-related allegations following the reported recovery of substances including pethidine, morphine and cannabis.

Prosecutors have opposed bail, arguing that Tafirenyika could be a flight risk if released.

The case has now raised fresh questions as Zimbabweans await the court’s decision.
Tafirenyika and Jessub are expected back in court on August 12, when a ruling on bail is expected.

⚖️ Both accused persons remain presumed innocent, and the allegations have yet to be proven in court.