Mliswa ex-girlfriend “being held hostage at the airport by CIO agents”
By Nyashadzashe Ndoro | Nehanda Politics |
Susan Mutami, the estranged girlfriend who claims to be pregnant with twins by Norton MP Temba Mliswa has tweeted that she is being held hostage by CIO agents at the Robert Mugabe International airport in Harare who are preventing her from boarding a flight to Dubai.
Mutami who is based in Australia, tagged the Australian Embassy, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and the United Nations telling them she is being held “without no charge or anything.”
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Last week, Mliswa conducted a press meeting to “clear allegations” made by his estranged girlfriend who set Twitter ablaze two weeks ago after posting that she is three months pregnant with the independent Member of Parliament’s twins.
She also claimed she had nudes and sex tapes about Mliswa which she would not release for the sake of the integrity of her children. In her accusations, Mutami added that Mliswa was gay.
During his address, Mliswa said Mutami was sent by State Security minister Owen Ncube in his CIO operations to allegedly investigate and destroy him politically. He also made chilling accusations that Ncube and Local Government Minister July Moyo were targeting him.
But Mutami responded on Twitter and alleged that Mliswa knew what happened at White City Stadium in Bulawayo when President Emmerson Mnangagwa escaped unhurt in a bomb blast that killed his aides and injured several people in 2018.
“@TembaMliswa stop lying to people and cooking up chats abt me anyway it would be in the best interests of the nation for you to tell them what happened at White City in Bulawayo just as you told me when we had finished having sex together,” Mutami said.
After she tweeted about her detention at the airport, one Twitter user responded:
“Respectfully, you claimed to have information on White City bombing, that’s not a light accusation. @Mathuthu came to your DM to warn & advise you about where your little spat was headed and you insulted him for it in public, that was good advice. Now the bigs won’t let you go.” Nehanda Radio
