Kasukuwere Approaches The High Court In A Bid Evict People Who Invaded His Farm

Former Cabinet MInister Saviour Kasukuwere has approached the High Court in a bid to evict farm invaders at his Mazowe farm, the Daily News reports. According to court papers seen by the publication, Kasukuwere said:

Unexpectedly and on May 6, 2020, the respondents came and invaded the farm. They have forcibly settled on the farm. They resisted the security personnel on the farm and threatened my farm workers with unspecified action as well as violence. They had brought some property on the farm and have started to invade my fields and reaping my crops.

Their settlement on the farm and their activities thereon are against my will. They have no right to occupation of my farm and no right to interfere with my farming activities or conduct any farming activities on the farm

The respondents have invaded my farm. They have no lawful right to be on the farm. In addition, they did not utilise any lawful means to dispossess me of the parts of the farm they have invaded. They have taken the law into their own hands. Their actions have resulted in the subtraction of my dominion over the farm, which dominion is sanctioned by the State by virtue of my valid offer letter.

I also seek consequential relief ordering the respondents and all those claiming occupation through them to vacate the farm within 48 hours of this order, failing which the Sheriff is directed to eject them from the farm

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This comes after Zanu PF Mazowe District Chairman, Efanos Mudzimunyi while defying a court order barring him from interfering with operations at Kasukuwere’s Sea Flower Investments continued to harvest the forbidden fruit.

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