He was granted $2 000 bail and was asked to provide surety in the form of title deeds worth $150 000.
Former Information Communication Technology minister Supa Mandiwanzira was also granted $2 000 bail yesterday for allegedly swindling $5 million.
Pasi was sent on forced leave in May 2016 to pave way for investigations into allegations of corruption and poor corporate governance.
He resigned a year later.
He told the Daily News in April this year that he walked out with nothing.
“For the 35 years in government service, I walked away with nothing,” he said.
“I am struggling now to get the small terminal benefits due to me and the leave days I had accumulated and that same car they accused me of registering as a (Toyota) Vitz, they took it away. So I walked away without even the vehicle I was supposed to be offered at book value. So I walked away with nothing.”
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