Collins Mnangagwa’s in-laws plead guilty in drug cases, fined Several drug-related cases involving Collins Mnangagwa’s in-laws have ended in guilty pleas, with the accused being ordered to pay fines. Amina Arab was fined US$200, or 20 days in prison if she fails to pay. Noreen Jessub was fined US$250, or 25 days in prison, while Dyonne was ordered to pay US$300, or serve 30 days behind bars if she fails to pay. In a separate case, Kelsea Tafirenyika pleaded guilty to possessing prescription medicines without proper authorisation. She was found with pethidine and morphine sulphate at a house in Greystone Park on 4 August 2026, in violation of the Medicines and Allied Substances Control Act. Magistrate Ignatio Kudakwashe Mhene fined her US$300 for this offence. She also pleaded guilty to possessing five prepared rolls of cannabis weighing 0.004kg and was fined an additional US$100. However, the money laundering charge against Tafirenyika was dropped after prosecutors said there was not enough evidence to secure a conviction. Source: ZimLive