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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 29463, member: 2262"] The court heard about Nadia Mabvirakare on March 19, 2025. She started Green Rebirth agro-nursery and faces charges of stealing money she was trusted with. Her lawyer claims these charges come from a business fight, not a real crime. People worry that someone misuses the courts to hurt those without power. Nadia vanished for a week before anyone found her dumped at Mutare plantations on March 11, 2025. Her five-year dream project caught the eye of big shots with money. Batsirai Matiza says he put cash into her plan and wants control. The environmental work she built might slip from her hands. Lawyer Douglas Mwonzora showed many problems with the case against Nadia. He told everyone that someone planned these charges just to crush her and steal her money-making project. He said charging her makes no sense because she accepted funds as part of a business deal between Matiza Trust and Green Rebirth. The cop investigating admitted he knew about Nadia and Batsirai working together. Yet he never read their written agreement. He started his case based only on what Batsirai claimed, without checking if any money went missing. The lawyer asked why anyone would rush to charge someone without looking at basic facts first. Mwonzora believes Batsirai made up criminal charges against his business partner. He wants full control of Green Rebirth. The lawyer asked the judge not to let the court become a tool against Nadia. He reminded everyone that Batsirai joined her project later - she created it first. The situation shows how someone with little power can face unfair treatment when money matters arise. By creating fake criminal charges, Batsirai positioned himself to grab a project worth millions. He used the legal system as his weapon against Nadia. The lawyer criticized witnesses who knew little about important details but still pushed ahead with charges outside criminal law. He explained that theft claims make no sense here because Nadia received $15,200 as Batsirai's share in their partnership. The funds went toward running their joint project as planned. Batsirai could have asked for financial reports or complained through proper business channels. Instead, he jumped straight to criminal charges. Women's groups stand behind Nadia because they see her as an environmental hero facing unfair treatment. This case raises alarms about corruption and fairness problems across the entire Zimbabwe legal system. [/QUOTE]

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