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Bikita South Member of Parliament, Energy Mutodi, has proposed a monthly child support payment of US$30 in response to a maintenance claim filed by his ex-wife at the Masvingo Civil Courts.
As reported by <a href="https://tellzim.com/mp-mutodi-pleads-to-pay-30-maintenance-as-ex-wife-demands-1-5k/">TellZim News</a>, Mutodi’s ex-wife had requested US$1,500 per month for their six-month-old child, but Mutodi argued that his income was too low to meet that amount and that he could only afford US$30.
Mutodi, a businessman and lawyer who was previously a Deputy Minister, is also involved in land development.
After reviewing the arguments from both sides, Masvingo Magistrate Isaac Chikura ordered Mutodi to pay US$80 per month for child support, as the child’s mother, Polite Dhiyo, did not provide sufficient evidence to justify her request for US$1,500.
Dhiyo, who claimed she was married to Mutodi under customary law before their divorce, stated that the child was conceived and born during their marriage and that Mutodi had not provided financial support since the child’s birth.
In his defence, Mutodi, represented by lawyer Collen Maboke, explained that he had a low income and was supporting seven other children, including one enrolled at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST).
He also argued that his monthly income had averaged US$40 in the past five months after deductions, which was significantly lower than the amount Dhiyo had requested.
Mutodi further explained that he had financial obligations to another wife and justified his US$30 offer based on these circumstances.
He also provided proof to the court that he was paying for the child’s school fees, as the child is enrolled in a crèche.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Energy Mutodi and his ex-wife are fighting about child support. His ex-wife wants $1500 a month but Mutodi says he can only afford $30. The court decided Mutodi should pay $80 a month. Mutodi says he has a low income and supports many children. His ex-wife claims they were married traditionally. Mutodi says he pays for the child's school fees. The court agreed with Mutodi's $80 offer.

Energy Mutodi Offers US$30 For Child Maintenance, Ex-Wife Demands US$1 500

Bikita South MP, <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Energy_Mutodi">Energy Mutodi</a> (ZANU PF) has moved a motion asking Parliament to send a team of parliamentarians to the United States of America to request Congress to remove sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe over two decades ago.
The United States imposed sanctions on Zimbabwe through the enactment of the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act (ZIDERA) back in 2001 alleging rampant rights abuses and poll fraud under late former President Robert Mugabe’s government.
The measures were imposed after the Mugabe administration embarked on a controversial land reform programme characterised by violence targeted at white farmers.
The sanctions include a travel ban on targeted Zimbabwean authorities, among them security chiefs, businessman Kuda Tagwirei and former State Security Minister Owen Ncube, coupled with a trade embargo between US and local firms.
As reported by <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/mutodi-pushes-zimbabwe-mps-visit-to-us-to-lobby-sanctions-removal/">ZimLive</a>, Mutodi said a high-powered delegation comprising legislators would put weight behind the call for sanctions removal.
Mutodi made the call while supporting his motion in parliament on Thursday last week. He said:
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Now, therefore, resolves that a delegation from Zimbabwe Parliament be sent to the United States of America to present a briefing paper to the President of the United States of America and Congress requesting their administration to expeditiously and unconditionally repeal ZIDERA which has caused so much suffering to ordinary citizens of our country;
The delegation engages the United States of America Congress to lift the unwarranted and illegal sanctions on Zimbabwe; Zimbabwe presents its case to the United Nations by the end of December 2024 so that these illegal sanctions imposed on our country are unconditionally lifted once and for all; and The United States of America Government to engage with the Zimbabwean government on terms that promote mutual benefit through economic and political cooperation, put and agreed to.
I have no doubt that the presence of the high-powered delegation from the Parliament of Zimbabwe will be of great impact as it will allow the inauguration or commencement of effective engagement between the Parliament of Zimbabwe and Congress.
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The ZANU PF-led Government continues to blame the country’s economic challenges on sanctions imposed by the US and its European allies.
The Government claim the sanctions have caused Zimbabwe over US$100 billion in terms of economic losses since they were imposed.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Mutodi Wants Zimbabwean MPs To Visit U.S. To Lobby For Sanctions Removal

Professor Steve Hanke, an economist, has mocked Energy Mutodi, Deputy Minister of Information, Publicity &amp; Broadcasting Services over his price control utterances. Mutodi had indicated in his Independence message via his twitter account that price controls were the panacea to Zimbabwean issues.
Below is a chat the duo had on twitter:
https://twitter.com/steve_hanke/status/1118893938063171584
Commodity prices have been on the rise over the past 24 months. Some attribute the rise to the scarcity of foreign currency a scenario which is credited for fuel shortages and scarcity of several other basic commodities.
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Economic Expert, Steve Hanke Mocks Mutodi Over Price Controls

The Member of Parliament for Goromonzi West Constituency and Deputy Minister for Information and Publicity, Energy Mutodi says that MDC’s late founding president’s children should take over the party leadership.
Mutodi’s comments follow the recent victory of an opposition party in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The election officials in the DRC declared Félix Tshisekedi to be the winner against the incumbent, Joseph Kabila. Felix Tshisekedi is the son of the late veteran opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi.
Mutodi said that Tsvangirai’s children will have a better chance of winning compared to Chamisa whom he said is arrogant. Mutodi had this to say:
<blockquote>With the DRC election commission declaring Félix Tshisekedi as President-Elect of Congo, it’s high time Tsvangirai’s children take over the MDC, the party of their father. They stand a better chance. NC can never win an election, not even unity talks because of his arrogance.</blockquote>
According to BBC.com, Etienne Tshisekedi founded the Union for Democracy and Social Progress (known by its French initials UDPS) in 1982, and was a feared rival of dictator Mobutu Sese Seko, who died months after being ousted in 1997, and later of Presidents Laurent and Joseph Kabila.
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