Former Zimbabwe People First executive member, Didymus Mutasa had two of his top of the range vehicles and household property attached over legal fees he owes Nyakutombwa Mugabe Legal Counsel who represented him in his battles against Zanu PF.
On 1 February the Sheriff was refused access into Mutasa’s Umwinsdale house after workers locked up the gates and doors. The Sheriff will today remove the attached assets which include; two SUVs, a Range Rover Discovery and a Range Rover Sport while household property includes: three sets of leather sofas, dining table and eight chairs, two fridges, a coffee table and stools, two water tanks, microwave, carpets, television stands, Kipor generator, DStv decoder, DVD player and two flower pots.
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