DNA test results confirm Temba Mliswa has a son with Susan Mutami

HARARE – Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) tests have confirmed that former Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has a child with controversial businesswoman and philanthropist Susan Mutami.

Mliswa shared the test results run by Identilab showing that Tinotenda, born 20 July 2021, is his son.

“I report that the results of the parentage testing procedure carried out on the bodily samples of the donors specified above show that Temba Peter Mliswa is not excluded from identification as the father of Tinotenda Cripper Mliswa,

“I further report that the probability that Temba Peter Mliswa is the genetic father of Tinotenda Cripper Mliswa has been calculated as follows:

“Temba Peter Mliswa is 12 billion times more likely to produce a child with the required alleles than an unrelated man drawn randomly from the African population.

“This equates to a Relative Chance of Paternity of >99.99999999%,” Katherine Pippia, Identilab’s Nominated Reporter said in a statement.

Mliswa said he was glad that the matter had been finally concluded and vowed to take care of his child.

“I have some news for you. After the conducting of DNA tests it has been confirmed that Tinotenda is my son.

“I’m glad the matter has been brought to a decisive conclusion allowing me, as a parent, to fulfill my duties with clarity and assuredness. It’s all I sought for in the matter,” he said.

Mliswa, who has 19 other children from 10 women, and Mutami publicly traded barbs on social media in 2022. The latest development also reveals that Mutami initially lied that she had given birth to twins after their separation.

The Australia based 35-year-old Zimbabwean once accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa of raping her.

She claimed that Mnangagwa who was then a cabinet Minister “forced her to suck his manhood inside a green Jeep vehicle in 2005 when she was a minor at 15.”