'Power Is Not Permanent', Marry Warns VP Chiwenga
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s estranged wife, Marry, has warned him that power does not last forever, alleging that he is using his political muscle to persecute her since their marriage became strained in 2019.
Posting on Twitter, Marry accused Chiwenga of hypocrisy for taking part in Roman Catholic “Mass” while he denies her access to their children.
Marry also accused her husband of having her thrown into prison and further claimed that Zimbabwe’s judiciary is being compromised. She wrote:
When you receive holy communion and lie to God about your intentions and you abuse the children you say you love by denying them access to their mother for 17months, who are you fooling, is God silent to HYPOCRITES. The Beast and the Abused.
I miss my children so much, 17months I have been shut out completely, subjected to imprisonment by my husband to keep me away, the judiciary is compromised…these are young children…power is not permanent.
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I miss my children so much, 17months I have been shut out completely, subjected to imprisonment by my husband to keep me away, the judiciary is compromised…these are young children…power is not permanent pic.twitter.com/QvwBSeEgS7
— Marry Mubaiwa-Chiwenga (@MarryMubaiwa) March 4, 2021
In 2020, the High Court dismissed Marry’s application to have her bail conditions relaxed so that she could go to South Africa to seek medical treatment.
She is suffering from an ailment that causes swelling of her hands and legs.
The former model has since filed an application at the Supreme Court against Justice Chikowero dismissing her appeal last year.
