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DJ Masomere tangled in mining row, fake papers, and fallout pile up
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 75320, member: 636"] DJ Masomere, a ZANU-PF hype man, and his partner Kennedy Sithole are getting hammered over sketchy mining deals tied to a Chinese-registered outfit called Wan Wenjin Jewellers. The government yanked their licenses in Mutasa District after the Mines Minister found registration problems, and Chief Mutasa got control of the land through a special grant. Meanwhile, another company claims the pair took 200k out of a 500k claim sale but kept mining anyway instead of stopping operations as the contract said. Rock Investments dragged them to the High Court to stop further extraction before the deposit gets cleaned out. Wan Wenjin then put out a notice basically throwing Sithole under the bus and warning people he might have forged company paperwork. Both guys deny any shady behavior and say disgruntled ex-partners are stirring drama, but the legal mess keeps piling up around fraud accusations and broken agreements. [/QUOTE]
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