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Freddy to know fate on Friday


                        Prophet Tapiwa Freddy


Mako Jerera


The Harare Magistrate`s court has postponed the ruling on Prophet T Freddy`s rape and physical assault charges.


Harare Regional Magistrate Gloria Takundwa said she is in the process of compiling the ruling, which she will hand down on Friday.


T Freddy, who leads Goodness and Mercy Ministries, is accused of raping a 33-year-old broadcaster.


During cross-examination in January, the complainant revealed that her life was now in danger from T Freddy’s fans and followers after she reported the alleged rape and assault against him as he is a famous preacher with a huge following.


T Freddy is being charged with two counts rape and another count of physical charges abuse.


Freddy denies the rape charges and accuses the complainant of extortion.

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