Magayas’ Fraud Case Set for January 26; Rape Trial Starts January 16
The fraud case involving Prophet Walter Magaya, the founder of Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries, and his wife, Tendai Magaya, is scheduled for a hearing at the High Court.
State prosecutor Mr. Clemence Chimbari announced that the case has been postponed and will be heard on January 26, when the couple will face charges.
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In a separate matter, Prophet Magaya’s trial on five counts of rape is set to begin on January 16.
The Magayas are facing a total of 78 fraud charges related to their companies, Planet Africa Private Limited and Yadah Connect Private Limited.
The State claims they defrauded complainants out of US$49,240 and R195,000 in a failed land deal, The Herald reports.
They are accused of misleading potential buyers by promising residential plots that they did not deliver, resulting in significant financial losses for those involved.
