Gushungo Dairy Estate

Grace Mugabe, Zimbabwe’s millionaire former first lady forced forced from power in last year's coup, has not paid her farm workers for months despite living a luxury lifestyle paid for by the state she and her husband once ruled, The Sunday…
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HARARE - The University of Zimbabwe (UZ) has suspended two employees for allegedly leaking information to The Zimbabwean newspaper about Grace Mugabe’s farms supplying green vegetables and chickens.
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The European Union (EU) has moved to distance itself from claims that a German firm is bypassing targeted restrictions on Zimbabwe to trade with Robert Mugabe, saying the responsibility to investigate the matter falls on Germany.
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Anger has followed revelations that a German firm is bypassing European laws that ban any financial involvement with Robert Mugabe, by being a major supplier to the First Family’s dairy business.
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HARARE - Gushungo Holdings, a business concern owned by the First Family has reportedly kicked out 11 small-scale miners occupying 22 hectares of land along Mazowe River to pave way for the expansion of the family business.
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Apologies for the delay in completing Part 5 of this series, which was due last Friday, but certain sections had to be researched further for accuracy. In this series I have deliberately focused on the love scandals within Zanu PF to…
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By Simplicious Chirinda HARARE – A Zimbabwean black empowerment pressure group on Wednesday said international milk processor Nestle should be forced to sell its Harare subsidiary to local blacks if the firm refuses to buy milk from a farm…
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By Lance Guma Reserve Bank Governor Gideon Gono has confirmed his long held status as Mugabe’s blue-eyed boy, by freezing the bank accounts of Nestle Zimbabwe, a week after the dairy firm stopped buying milk from Grace Mugabe. Following…
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JOHANNESBURG — Nestle says it will stop buying milk from Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's wife's farm after facing worldwide boycott threats. The international food company said in a statement Thursday that it had been buying from…
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By Noelene Barbeau The Pinetown-based company that sold state-of-the-art dairy equipment to Grace Mugabe for her farm, did not know they were doing business with the wife of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and regrets the deal. Grace…
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