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*GMB Employee In Court Over Missing Presidential Inputs* *Follow Pindula on WhatsApp for daily new updates* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va84dngJP21B2nWeyM3v?mz A stores controller at Grain Marketing Board (GMB) Chipinge Depot appeared in court on Monday on allegations of stealing 34x50kgs bags of Compound D fertiliser last year. Tinashe Mafashu (49) of Usanga suburb in Chipinge appeared before Chipinge magistrate, Elizabeth Hanzi facing theft charges. ---------- itel A70 256GB $99USD WhatsApp: https://wa.me/+263715068543 Calls: 0772464000 ---------- Mafashu pleaded not guilty and was remanded out of custody to yesterday (Wednesday). Prosecutor Delia Kathaziye told the court that from 17 May 2021, Compound D fertiliser deliveries were made to GMB Chipinge under the 2021 Presidential Farming Inputs Scheme. Said Kathaziye: > The fertilisers were released into Mafashu’s custody as the stores controller. > His duties include receiving and dispatching stocks and making daily, weekly and monthly stock counts. > From the period extending October 8 to October 29, Mafashu stole 34x50kgs of FSG Compound D fertiliser. Khataziye added that from 11 October, Mafashu started making excuses not to carry out physical counting of the stock on a daily basis with the security guard, Zebediah Moyana as they were supposed to do. She said: > On October 29, Mafashu noticed that the bags of fertiliser were now few and reported that 34 bags were missing. > The manager carried out a stock check and discovered that they received a total of 14 108x50kgs of compound D, they dispatched 13 283 by 50kgs and they had a remaining stock of 791x50kgs bags, instead of 825x50kgs bags, giving a shortfall of 34x50kg bags of Compound D fertiliser. The total value of the missing fertiliser is $108 000 and nothing was recovered. Meanwhile, Mafashu argued that he could not steal the property under his custody, saying maybe a mistake was made while loading some of the dispatched fertiliser. But one of the witnesses, Pauline Jani, said Mafashu has a case to answer since no unlawful entry case was reported at the depot. *More: The Manica Post* _If you found this article useful_ *Please support Pindula by forwarding to friends and groups*
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