Former Zimbabwe president
Robert Mugabe has put up more than 40 vehicles and other farm equipment to be
sold by auction to enable him pay up his debts, auctioneers announced on
Thursday.
Among the vehicles are
Massey Ferguson tractors, 13 motorcycles and farm equipment, including four
combine harvesters.. Others includes four Toyota Hilux pick-up trucks, three
Scania horse trucks and a Mercedes Benz C-class limousine.
Duly instructed by our most
valued client we shall sell by public auction vehicles and farm equipment at
Gushungo Dairy Farm on Saturday,” the auctioneer Ruby Auctions said in a
newspaper notice inviting bidders to the sale on the farm.
Robert Mugabe, who ruled
Zimbabwe for 37 years, owned several farms despite laws limiting individuals to
one farm. He was taken out of office in 2017 following a brief military
takeover and succeeded by former ally Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Zimbabwe’s Herald newspaper
reported that it was not immediately clear why the family was auctioning the
items but its business empire built up during Mr Mugabe’s 37 years in power,
has been facing lawsuits over unpaid debts.
According to Mnangagwa,
Mugabe, 95, was in Singapore for medical treatment and was expected back home
mid-May, AFP reported.
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