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Zimbabwe is $11 billion in loan arrears, it just lost a hoped-for bailout from China, and the southern-tier African nation is now grappling with the fallout of floods and the breach of a dam weeks ago that left 60,000 people marooned.
$100 000 plus 55 herd of cattle not counting the $ 5 million plus spend on the wedding, $ 5 million to buy the Hong Kong mansion for Bona’s accommodation, etc., etc. What a send-off! But since it is all stolen property, stolen from the impoverished and political enfeebled people of Zimbabwe, Bona must know none of it is hers to keep. The people of Zimbabwe will demand it back!
As Zimbabweans continue to discuss the lavish wedding of Bona Mugabe over the weekend, it has emerged that the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) raised questions about her new husband.
President Robert Mugabe’s only daughter, Bona, 24, wed in a lavish ceremony Saturday at the family’s private home in Harare’s plush Borrowdale neighborhood. The wedding also gave guests a rare glimpse into Mugabe’s multi-million dollar mansion.
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe and First Lady, Grace on Saturday hosted a lavish wedding for their daughter, Bona at their Borrowdale Brooke mansion.
A day that President Robert Mugabe recently confessed to have never imagined witnessing, unfolded at his private multi-million dollar Borrowdale residence in Harare on Saturday.
Although it has been widely reported that Bona Mugabe’s husband Simba Chikore is a pilot, possibly for Emirates or Qatar Airways, The Daily Telegraph newspaper has established that he does not work for either and people in the aviation industry in Southern Africa have never heard of him.
HARARE – Simba Chikore, President Robert Mugabe’s son-in-law, was on Wednesday treated to a five-star bachelor’s party by ministers loyal to the 90-year-old strongman.
HARARE – The wedding of President Robert Mugabe’s daughter, Bona, is going to take a breathtaking 18 hours, with security and logistical hurdles likely to throw a damper on the nuptials.
PRESIDENT Mugabe and the First Lady will roll out the red carpet tomorrow for hundreds of local and international guests who will witness the wedding of their eldest child, Bona.