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A family Counsellor with Musasa Project, Sibongile Chidhakwa (55), is being accused by her estranged husband, Slyt Chidhakwa (65), of faking medical reports to ensure that he is imprisoned so that she could grab his property.
As reported by <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/who-will-counsel-family-counsellor-another-marriage-breaks-down-for-musasa-project-counsellor-estranged-husband-claims-she-faked-assault-medical-reports/">H-Metro</a>, the two are both divorcees and are now living separately as their four-year marriage teeters on the brink of collapse.
Slyt told H-Metro that Sibongile used her connections to fake medical reports and get him arrested with the sole intention of gaining sole possession of his property. He said:
<blockquote>
I regret marrying Sibongile. I didn’t know that she was after my property.
We both came into this marriage with our own children and our own property.
We have no children together but Sibongile wanted to take all my property by sending me to prison.
She faked an assault and medical reports to get me arrested.
I slept in a police holding cell for two nights after she faked medical documents.
She was arrested for faking GBV, producing a fake medical report and stealing my valuables, including bank cards and trying to withdraw US$80 000.
She was arrested by Southerton police under CRB 2969/23 and 3044/23.
She connived with one of her brothers and took some of my property.
I question her integrity in counselling families when she fails to maintain her own marriage.
</blockquote>
Sibongile, popularly known as Princess at Musasa Project, confirmed the differences between her and Slyt but declined to give more details. She said:
<blockquote>
The issue is so sensitive that I need to sit down with you for details.
I also want one of my sons to be present since he is a lawyer.
I do not know where my husband is staying right now, maybe he disclosed his place to you.
</blockquote>
Musasa Project is an organisation that focuses on promoting gender equality, and women’s rights, and combating gender-based violence.
It provides support services, advocacy, and empowerment programs for women and girls in Zimbabwe.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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The Hopley One Stop Centre being run by Musasa Project says it has served a total of 500 women and girls who experienced gender-based violence (GBV) and other forms of violence over the past 10 months.
Hopley is supported by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the Ministry of Women Affairs, Community Development.
Speaking during a visit to the centre by the UNFPA East and Southern Africa Director, Lydia Zigomo, Musasa Project Program Manager, Sharon Matingwina said:
<blockquote>
We usually implement once a week in a month, and we rotate stations but this is the most common one and strategically so because it attracts a lot of women.
The entry point can be coming in for clinical services that can be coming in youth empowerment services so it’s very strategic, we get to meet a lot of women and adolescents girls and young women.
We work closely with the Victim Friendly Unit (VFU), the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) and the Ministry of Women Affairs so that we give a comprehensive package of services.
We have our Information hub in case someone just wasn’t to get a flier or just basic information about what we are offering here in Hopley and all the other centres that we are implementing.
</blockquote>
She said a large number of young women come through to get services and most of them are young mothers or pregnant teenagers.
The young girls and women are given dignity kits to ensure they have access to sanitary wear, toiletries and other hygiene kits.
Matingwina said the One Stop Centre was now receiving GBV clients from farming areas around Harare. She said:
<blockquote>
We have also realized that in the past weeks, some survivors are coming from farming sites such as retreat and Stoneridge.
We have tried to make sure that our mobile centre is not only stationed here but we go inside Hopley with our One Stop Center just to make sure women from all works of life get comprehensive packages of care.
</blockquote>
| <a href="https://healthtimes.co.zw/2022/09/20/musasa-one-stop-centre-assists-500-gbv-survivors/">Health Times</a>

Musasa One Stop Centre Assists 500 GBV Survivors

Various women organisations have called upon the government to come up with a minimum jail time for rapists without the option of a fine or community service in cases involving minors and people with disabilities.
The proposed sentence which comes at the backdrop of the surge in the number of rape and sexual assault cases which in some cases they involve relatives, guardians and or parents of the unsuspecting victims, is believed to be deterrent enough to would-be offenders.
This came out at a meeting convened by Musasa project where attendees concurred on the need for a minimum mandatory sentence on rape and sexual offences. Musasa Project Director Mrs Precious Taru said:
<blockquote>Crimes like cable theft and stock theft have minimum mandatory sentences in Zimbabwe, why is it that there is nothing like that for rape cases. Do we love our livestock more that our girls and women, even a minimum sentence of 60 years will do.</blockquote>
Chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Honourable Chido Madiwa echoed Taru’s sentiments adding that the “issue is serious and should be treated as such.”
The Zimbabwean government in 2017 proposed a minimum mandatory 60-year jail sentence for people convicted of raping minors aged 12 years and below and the disabled, while a 40-year prison term will apply for all rape cases as a means to stamp out the crime.
The proposal was made after stakeholders including<a href="https://www.facebook.com/musasazim/posts/334319056691719?__cft__[0]=AZUFyHBBz1Hi_aCX3exjT0zNsm70NYUc0TpmlyHU0AX6-7ypl7JI2YNx3m78tFuGlUquoPAqGDu7wmddQRdKJoM3hKBzLUgFNN9MapScY9eH8GoQ7rt5c91wPMb2rIE4vMKKBVAtvMt7Cy8JEXe4lZY5CPeYBx1VqowaHw9AeVhwIfyOou5WlHC46Nl3XVz9S0c&amp;__tn__=%2CO%2CP-R" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> the Musasa Project had expressed concern</a> over irregularity and inconsistency in the sentencing patterns ranging from perpetrators of rape and sexual violence being incarcerated for 18 years to a mere $500 fine.
More: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/women-call-for-minimum-mandatory-sentence-for-rape/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ZBC News</a>

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