In a surprising turn of events today at the Harare Magistrates’ Court, popular comedian Madam Boss (Tarisai Cleopatra Chikocho) and social media influencer Admire Mushambi, popularly known as Mama Vee, were seen leaving the court premises swiftly and avoiding media cameras. Both were expected to give testimony in the ongoing fraud trial related to the notorious E-Creator Ponzi scheme.

The high-profile case, which has gripped the nation due to its complexity and the involvement of prominent figures, faced yet another delay. The hearing scheduled for today was postponed to October 10, 2025, after the court failed to secure the services of a Chinese interpreter crucial for proceedings. Many of the accused and some witnesses are Chinese nationals, making interpretation services indispensable for a fair trial.

Madam Boss appeared dressed in a black dress, while Mama Vee wore a brown golf t-shirt as they made their discreet exits, fueling speculation and media curiosity about their roles and the reasons behind their hurried departure.

The E-Creator Ponzi scheme has been under investigation for months, with allegations of defrauding thousands of investors across Zimbabwe and beyond. Authorities have been cracking down on those implicated, with this trial being a significant step toward justice.

Legal experts note that the absence of an interpreter raises concerns about delays in delivering justice but emphasize the importance of ensuring all parties understand the proceedings fully. “Fair trial rights are paramount, and language barriers must be addressed, even if it means postponing hearings,” remarked one court observer.

The next court session is now set for October 10, where both Madam Boss and Mama Vee are expected to provide their testimonies. Observers and the public await this development closely, hoping for clarity on the involvement of these well-known personalities in the case.

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