Zimbabwe - Former Warriors captain Peter Ndlovu's legal woes have followed him to Zimbabwe after a South African woman filed court papers claiming he had defaulted on maintenance payments for their two children. Lisa Rauteneimer, Ndlovu's latest and hitherto unknown baby mother, said she has not received payments since the former Zimbabwe captain left South Africa for Zimbabwe where he now plays for Premier League club, Black Mambas. So determined was Ndlovu to hide the affair with Rauteneimer, and the existence of the children, that he refused to sign papers for them to obtain birth certificates, the Sunday World newspaper reported. The children's failure to produce birth certificates has resulted in them being excluded from school, Rauteneimer said in papers filed with Johannesburg magistrates.

Baby machine Ndlovu was divorced by his wife Sharon D last year, and a court ordered him to pay maintenance for their two children.

Sharon D cited Ndlovu's infidelity for the divorce after cataloguing the bed-hopping former Highlanders, Coventry City, Birmingham, Huddersfield, Sheffield United, Mamelodi Sundowns and Thanda Royal Zulu striker's string of affairs.

In 2004, Ndlovu was successfully sued by a South African woman, Alice Thabulo Miya, for maintenance.

Also in the same year, a Harare woman, Amina Esof, also won a maintenance order against Ndlovu.

He is also known to have a child with another South African woman, Pinky Duda.

In 2007, another of his girlfriends, Ntswaki Khathong, revealed that she had miscarried his baby after he assaulted her.

Following the latest revelations by Rauteneimer, it is now believed Ndlovu has many as 10 children with at least five different mothers.

The Herald/15/04/2011