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Zimbabwe: Anti-Graft Body Probes Grace Mugabe's Land Grab
The Herald, 8 March 2021
Former First Lady Grace Mugabe and a group of her associates are coming under investigation from anti-corruption authorities following complaints that they grabbed residential… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Anti-Graft Body Probes Grace Mugabe's U.S.$10 Million Land Grab
New Zimbabwe, 8 March 2021
Former First Lady Grace Mugabe and a group of her associates are coming under investigation from anti-corruption authorities following complaints that they grabbed residential… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Grace Mugabe Faces Arrest Over Illegal Land Deals
The Herald, 23 January 2020
At least 132 people, including political heavyweights, face arrest for allegedly selling State land, corruptly allocating themselves stands, fraud, abuse of cooperative funds and… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Legal Remedies Against Defaulting Property Developers
The Herald, 28 January 2021
From to time aspiring property owners, especially home owners, experience challenges with land or property developers who do not complete development projects on time to the… Read more »
Probe Into Grace Mugabe's U.S.$10 Million Zimbabwe Land Grabs
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission is investigating former first Lady Grace Mugabe and a group of her associates for allegedly claiming residential stands worth U.S.$10 million without payment. According to state media, Arosume Property Development was appointed developers for the land on Carrick Creagh Estate allocated to Sally Mugabe Housing Cooperative in 2005 and have now lodged complaints with the anti-corruption body. They allege that late former president Robert Mugabe and then local government minister Ignatious Chombo used their political clout to transfer stands from the development, to companies they controlled without paying for the land. Before his fall from power, Mugabe's business benefited from patronage and he was as shrewd in underhanded dealings, as he was in politics.
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