Zanu PF, govt chefs grab airport land

📅 Published: August 21, 2025

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📰 Source: newsdayzw
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RULING Zanu PF party and government officials are allegedly selling land earmarked for the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport expansion to unsuspecting individuals.

Presidential Affairs and Devolution secretary Tafadzwa Muguti said the individuals claimed to have the support of the country’s leaders, including President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his deputies Kembo Mohadi and Constantino Chiwenga.

Addressing journalists yesterday, Muguti said land barons illegally occupied more than 140 sites across Harare as of last month, including the one earmarked for airport expansion. “The President and the government will not stand aside and watch people enrich themselves using the name of our principals and the name of the party at large,”Muguti said. “And we have also noticed that the same individuals have now invaded the yellow and red zones of the (RGM) International Airport. “We do not care what position you hold in the party, we do not care what position you hold in government, as long as you are committing crimes abusing your office and abusing the name of the President and the Vice-Presidents, please pack your things and vacate immediately because this is not a civil matter, it is a security matter, it is a criminal matter and we’ll deal with it decisively. ”
In July, The Standard exposed how Tourism and Hospitality deputy minister Tongai Mnangagwa sought to regularise the stay of his supporters that illegally settled on land reserved for the expansion of the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport. 🔗

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