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South Africa: Will Grace Mugabe Ever Return to South Africa?
allAfrica, 21 August 2017
The scene has been set for a protracted legal battle between the South African Government and Gabriella Engels, the alleged victim of an assault by Zimbabwean First Lady Grace… Read more »
Grace Mugabe Escapes Court Appearance, Returns to Zimbabwe
The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation reported that the First Lady was part of an official delegation to a Southern African Development Community leaders' summit which landed at Harare International Airport. She left South Africa amid a controversy surrounding her diplomatic immunity that she was granted in an assault case in which a model is accusing Mugabe of attacking her at a Sandton hotel.
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South Africa: Grace Mugabe Escapes Court Appearance
allAfrica, 20 August 2017
Grace Mugabe returned home to Zimbabwe with her husband, President Robert Mugabe, on Sunday without having to appear in court on charges of assaulting a woman in a Johannesburg… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Float Like a Butterfly, Sting Like Dr Grace
Zimbabwe Standard, 20 August 2017
My People, Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Who Funds Mugabes' Lavish Lifestyles?
Zimbabwe Standard, 20 August 2017
First lady Grace Mugabe's shameful behaviour in South Africa where she allegedly assaulted a model she found in a hotel room with her wayward sons, inadvertently helped bring back… Read more »
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Southern Africa: No Grace Mugabe as SADC Summit Opens in Pretoria
News24Wire, 19 August 2017
Zimbabwe's First Lady Grace Mugabe was not among the first spouses that arrived a few minutes ahead of the opening of the Southern African Development Community summit in Pretoria… Read more »
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Southern Africa: Mugabe, Wife Set to Be in the Spotlight at SADC Summit
News24Wire, 19 August 2017
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace are set to be in the spotlight during the 37th Southern African Development Community (SADC) summit this weekend in Pretoria… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Nkosazana Zuma Speaks on Grace, Says Let the Law Take Its Course
New Zimbabwe, 18 August 2017
ANC stalwart and former African Union Commission chairperson Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma says the law must be allowed to take its course in the raging assault saga involving Zimbabwe… Read more »
InFocus
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Lobby group Afriforum, now representing 20-year-old alleged victim Gabriella Engels, says she had been offered a bribe to sweep the matter under the carpet. Meanwhile, Police ... Read more »
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Zimbabwe has requested diplomatic immunity for the First Lady Grace Mugabe, who faces a charge of criminal assault. Mugabe is accused of attacking 20-year-old model Gabriella ... Read more »
