Kudzai Keita Was Once Convicted of 9 Theft Charges

Kudzai Keita, the recently deceased businessman’s real name has been unearthed further revealing his dirty thieving past.
Born Edward Takaendesa, Keita’s business dealings remains a mystery, with some suggesting that he was a diamond dealer and a hustler.
He died in a horrific accident alongside his mother leaving his wife, popular TikTok star Lonlisha critically injured and hospitalized.
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Reports have also emerged that Kudzi was injured in an accident in Harare last Friday.
Details of that accident are still hazy but sources have said it wasn’t just an ordinary accident.
“He had another incident or you can call it an accident recently which almost cost him his life and he felt he needed to seek some kind of protection.
“The way he escaped that incident pushed him to look for spiritual help.
“It wasn’t your normal accident, you will know with time, it was something else and you will get the details.
Kudzai Keita Real Name, Edward Takaendesa’s Dirty Past
A dig into his real name reveals that Kudzai Keita was once a serial petty thief who got arrested once on nine charges of robbery.
According to NewsDay, on July 1, 2021 at around 1430hours, Edward Takaendesa together with his accomplices, Davison Majari and Desire Chirume approached a parked vehicle at Harare Showgrounds while driving a charcoal gray Toyota Hilux vehicle with fake registration numbers.
They allegedly smashed the right rear window of the vehicle using an unknown object and stole an HP Laptop, two external drives, a power bank and a pair of earphones and drove away.
On July 1, 2021 at around 1500hours, they also stole a laptop from a parked Honda CRV vehicle at the Stanbic Bank car park at Avondale Shopping Centre in Harare.
On September 23, 2021, they stole from a Nissan X-Trail vehicle at the Pomona Road car park in Borrowdale, Harare. They got away with a laptop and a Nokia 5 cellphone.
They stole laptops and phones from several other vehicles.
In a recent report by H Metro, in June, along Herbert Chitepo Avenue in Harare, a woman lost US$8000 in a deal in which Keita allegedly played a prominent role.
The woman reported her case to the police.
“If you investigate well, you will get the full story from that woman.
“On the day she was defrauded, those who hit her were using a hired Honda Fit.
“The case was reported.”




