The farm was then allegedly handed to Mashonaland Central
Provincial Affairs minister Monica Mavhunga, who occupied the farm along with
her workers.
In the summons, Chidhakwa alleged that the minister sent
his subordinates on June 25 this year and they verbally gave notice to her farm
manager that she should vacate the farm within three days.
“Mavhunga’s employees, against a court order HC2019/21,
came to occupy the farm and took occupation of a farmhouse used by Chidhakwa’s
manager and declared to share the lodgings,” the court papers read.
Chidhakwa also accused Mavhunga of invading her fields,
which were under winter crops, thus prejudicing her of business.
The matter is yet to be heard. Newsday
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