Staff Reporter, Chiredzi| Southern Africa’s giant sugar producing company Tongaat Hullet Zimbabwe together with its business partner Canelands Trust allegedly employed 6 workers with fake drivers’ license, ZimEye.com can reveal.
The employees who are stationed at Triangle and Hippo Valley estates allegedly bought fake licences from a supplier in Harare who is still at large.
 
The yet to be identified supplier was using his agent Peter Ruvaze who stays in section 12 Triangle and is among those who are assisting police with investigations.
Information gathered by ZimEye.com so far is that John Bismark, a garden boy for the Canelands Trust’s manager, bought a fake driver’s licence from Ruzive at $450. He then showed it to another truck driver at Canelands Trust who later told him that it was a fake document.
 
Bismark then demanded back his money from Ruvaze but was refunded only $150. Ruvaze then blew off the lid and police investigations netted in five more people who were found in possession of fake licences.
Joseph Dabwa(Block Supervisor),Joseph Murambi(Canelands Trust Supervisor), Mazinyani Chindungu(pump attendant), Peter Ruvaze(Cane cutter), Jev las Ruvaze(Cane cutter) and Bismark(Garden boy) all appeared before Constance Mutandwa at Triangle magistrate court each facing one count of possesing the fake documents. They were not asked to plead when they appeared in court.