In Harare, a 34-year-old woman has been brought before the courts on charges that touch on something older than any trademark law: the quiet erosion of trust that counterfeiting introduces into everyday commerce. Spiwe Mutandwa allegedly repackaged bulk sugar into branded Hulett packets without authorization, deceiving consumers who believed they were purchasing a known and reliable product. The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission acted on a tip, raided her Southlea Park home, and found the machinery and materials of an organized deception already in motion. She walks free on US$200 bail for n