Fraud trial turns bizarre as accused claims lover paid for sex

A man named Melusi Sibanda surprised everyone in court when he made shocking claims about his fraud case. He told the judge that one woman who accused him actually paid him money after they had sex together. Melusi said she called him her toy boy and gave him cash to thank him for his bedroom performance. The woman denied everything and said she never had a relationship with him. She explained she was sending money to help a businessman get her a shop.

Melusi faces four fraud charges for tricking different women out of their money. He told one woman's daughter he could get her a waitress job but took her uniform money and disappeared. He convinced another woman he owned a shop and collected rental fees before vanishing again. Two other women lost money when he promised them restaurant jobs but never delivered.

The court heard how Melusi would meet job seekers and demand upfront payments for processing fees or medical clearances. After collecting the cash he would block their phone numbers and disappear completely. Police arrested him and he remains locked up during the investigation.

The case has become a wild mix of fraud accusations and relationship drama that has entertained the courtroom. Melusi represents himself and even offered to show nude photos as evidence of his claims.