Zanu PF-Affiliated Leader Named in Windmill Land Fraud Scandal – ZimEye

📅 Published: August 26, 2025

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The company described the individuals as “land barons” with no legal authority to sell, allocate, or advertise the land.

On August 7, 2025, the High Court of Zimbabwe issued an urgent order (Case No.

HCH3919/25) directing Kapungu and all persons acting on his behalf, including Mutingwende, to vacate the property immediately.

The Sheriff of Zimbabwe has been authorized to enforce the eviction.

Windmill has warned members of the public against engaging with the group, stressing that any payments, agreements, or allocations made under the scheme are null and void. “Engaging with these individuals exposes home seekers and investors to serious financial loss and future legal disputes,” the company said in a statement.

The company added that it is working closely with the Zimbabwe Republic Police, the Sheriff, and other authorities to enforce the High Court order and protect the public from fraudulent land deals. 🔗

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