HARARE - Following businessman Tendai Mashamhanda's loss in his legal battle to keep his US$1,5 million mansion after the Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling, the Sheriff of Zimbabwe has now announced that the enforcement of the eviction order will be carried out on February 29th.
HARARE – Prominent businessman Tendai Mashamhanda has lost his last ditch bid to save his US$1,5 million upmarket home after judges in the Supreme Court ruled that he acquired the property fraudulently while it was under judicial attachment.
By A Correspondent| Zimbabwe has once again been plunged into a judicial scandal, echoing concerns raised back in 2018. The recent demand for the resignation of Deputy Chief Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza and Supreme Court judges Antonia Guvava and Chinembiri Bhunu by Tendai Mashamhanda, son of Mashwede Holdings owner Alex Mashamanda, highlights allegations of corruption and…
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