It never rains for broke Zim celebs one after the otherIn a way to evade the attachment, she made submissions that the vehicle belonged to one Ropafadzo Everjoy Mahlungwa.
However, the High Court in Harare dismissed the claim and ordered that the vehicle was executable to cover the debt of the defendant (Kikky).
The High Court in Harare, held on July 28, dismissed the matter with costs and ordered the attachment.
“The Applicant approached this court having been informed by the Claimant (Ropafadzo everjoy Mahlunga) that she lays a claim to the vehicle being Toyota Aqua Registration number AGS 2268.The vehicle was attached on 27 February 2025. The attachment of the vehicle was pursuant to the judgment obtained by the Judgment Creditor against Christabel Stembeni Mahlungwa (hereinafter called” the Judgment Debtor”). in case number HCMSVSUM 75/23
“The Claimant alleged that she purchased the vehicle.
“To the Claimant’s interpleader affidavit,
the Claimant attached the receipt which records Fally Jnr as the alleged seller of the vehicle.
“When she filed her opposing affidavit, the Claimant attached the affidavit of Taurai Muchowe, who is also alleged to be the seller of the same vehicle.
“The court was not favoured with the explanation for this irregularity.
“Mr. Chipetiwa attempted to offer an explanation and submitted that Taurai Muchowe was facilitating the transfer of the vehicle.
“The vehicle, according to papers before the court, belongs to Mitchel Rutendo NzvereSheriff with the High Court Civil Division has filed a police complaint against Hip Hop artist and video vixen, Christabel Stembeni ‘Kikky bada**’ Mahlungwa after she hid a vehicle listed for attachment.
Her Toyota Aqua, which was meant for attachment as part of payment for an US$18 000 lawsuit, was hidden from the sheriff.
Kikky was found to have defamed a top Masvingo businessman and lawyer, accusing him of soliciting for sex.
