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Grace Mugabe Affidavits on use of cars by son

by Staff Reporter

20 Jan 2018 at 03:54hrs | Views

Former First Lady Grace Mugabe 'Gucci Grace' had authorised her son Russell Goreraza and Tinashe C Munautsi to use her expensive cars, which ended up being held at Plumtree Border Post on Friday.

See below two Affidavits signed by Gucci Grace:

Source - Chronicle

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Grace Mugabe Affidavits on use of cars by son

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