Zimbabwean Radio Personality's Trial Resumes, Denies Charges

Tich Mataz has argued that he was given permission to leave the airport by an officer because the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority system was down. The popular TV and radio presenter is facing smuggling charges.

  • Zimbabwe:   Smuggling Case - Tich Mataz Judgement Day Set

    New Zimbabwe, 20 March 2017

    TOP radio and television presenter, Augustine Tichafa Matambanadzo will know his fate on smuggling charges Tuesday when magistrate Lazini Ncube is expected to deliver his ruling. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   D-Day for Tich Mataz

    The Herald, 21 March 2017

    Veteran radio personality Tichafa Augustine Matambanadzo -- known as Tich Mataz -- who is accused of trying to smuggle clothes and shoes from China into the country yesterday told… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Tich Mataz Has a Case to Answer - Court Rules

    New Zimbabwe, 15 March 2017

    Harare Magistrate Lazini Ncube on Thursday dismissed the application for discharge by popular television and radio presenter Tichafa Matambanadzo saying the celeb a case to answer. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Radio Personality Tich Mataz Denies Charges

    New Zimbabwe, 13 March 2017

    The trial of popular TV and radio presenter, Tichafa Matambanadzo, better known as Tich Mataz, on smuggling charges, commenced Monday with him denying ever dodging duty. Read more »

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