Amid ongoing legal proceedings, M'diwa Mliswa Chanetsa, the daughter of Temba Mliswa and a model, has been denied bail by a Harare magistrate in relation to drug charges.
The decision means that M'diwa will stay in custody until her trial commences on March 12th.
M'diwa, aged 20, is co-accused with 27-year-old Tawanda Chigudu on charges connected to the unlawful possession of methylenedioxy methamphetamine, commonly known as ecstasy, valued at ZW$195,000. The allegations stem from an incident on February 22, 2024, when detectives from CID Drugs Harare acted on information received regarding illicit substances at a residence in Avonlea, Harare.
Upon arrival at the specified address at 1:00 PM, the detectives encountered M'diwa and Chigudu inside the property. Following standard procedures, the officers identified themselves and proceeded with a search that uncovered a sachet of methylenedioxymethamphetamine weighing 1.30 grams hidden beneath a sofa, leading to the subsequent arrest of the pair.
A field test conducted on the seized substance, with the accused individuals present, confirmed the presence of the illegal drug. The prosecution has informed that two witnesses are prepared to provide testimony in the upcoming trial, underscoring the seriousness of the charges M'diwa and Chigudu are facing.
As M'diwa Mliswa Chanetsa awaits her trial date while being held in custody, the denial of bail prolongs her stay behind bars. The unfolding legal proceedings highlight the gravity of the situation and serve as a reminder of the legal repercussions individuals face when caught in possession of illegal substances. The case underscores the importance of upholding the rule of law and the accountability expected from those entangled in drug-related offenses.
With the trial approaching, the focus shifts to the courtroom where the details of the case will be deliberated, shaping the path forward for M'diwa and Chigudu.
Upon arrival at the specified address at 1:00 PM, the detectives encountered M'diwa and Chigudu inside the property. Following standard procedures, the officers identified themselves and proceeded with a search that uncovered a sachet of methylenedioxymethamphetamine weighing 1.30 grams hidden beneath a sofa, leading to the subsequent arrest of the pair.
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| Legal Proceedings Update: M'diwa Mliswa Chanetsa Remains in Custody as She's Denied Bail! |
As M'diwa Mliswa Chanetsa awaits her trial date while being held in custody, the denial of bail prolongs her stay behind bars. The unfolding legal proceedings highlight the gravity of the situation and serve as a reminder of the legal repercussions individuals face when caught in possession of illegal substances. The case underscores the importance of upholding the rule of law and the accountability expected from those entangled in drug-related offenses.
With the trial approaching, the focus shifts to the courtroom where the details of the case will be deliberated, shaping the path forward for M'diwa and Chigudu.
The denial of bail signifies a period of continued confinement for M'diwa, emphasizing the significance of the impending trial in determining the outcomes and implications of the charges laid against her.
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