Courtroom drama just got messier as a US1.82 million fight spills into public mudslinging and both sides start yelling about who is twisting the narrative.
Debt clash between Vela and Shah
Debt clash between Vela and Shah
- Former National Social Security Authority chairman Robin Vela blasted Jayesh Shah over alleged spin tactics.
- The dispute centers on Vela’s company and Al Shams Global.
- Wrangle involves a claimed US1.82 million obligation.
- Vela said the case is still being handled in court.
- According to Vela, Jayesh Shah advanced USD$985 000 in four tranches.
- Repayments reportedly reached USD$430 000 already.
- Court documents show Shah is chasing another USD$1.182 million.
- Vela argued that no judge has confirmed any debt award.
- Vela stated Shah’s lawyers are holding Harare CBD apartment title deeds.
- That property carries a dual bank valuation of USD$1.8 million.
- Article, he claimed, ignored that security sits in Shah’s possession.
- Media coverage allegedly painted the sum as admitted.
- The High Court allowed Shah to move ahead with a provisional sentence summons.
- Vela’s request for a Constitutional Court referral was tossed.
- Appeal is heading toward the Supreme Court over the usury rule.
- Induplum debate ties into the government withholding December 2025 loan repayments.
- Vela accused Jayesh Shah of bankrolling a hit piece.
- Publication, he said, skipped giving him a right to reply.
- Coverage allegedly suggested zero repayments were made.
- A former UK banker insisted the legal battle remains active.