GRACE MUGABE'S SUSPECTED LOVER PICKED UP AT AIRPORT Wed 3
November 2004
HARARE - Police yesterday re-arrested top businessman
and ruling ZANU PF party politician, James Makamba, allegedly on fresh
charges of siphoning foreign currency out of Zimbabwe.
The
businessman, whom insiders maintain is being targeted by the police because
of suspicions that he had been having an adulterous affair with President
Robert Mugabe's wife, Grace, was picked up yesterday at Harare international
airport as he attempted to leave the country.
Police spokesman
Wayne Bvudzijena could not be reached for comment on the matter last night.
But he told the state-owned Zimbabwe Television last night that Makamba will
appear in court today on new allegations of externalising foreign currency.
He did not say how much was involved.
Makamba's lawyer,
George Chikumbirike, confirmed the arrest to ZimOnline, but he also was
unsure of the details of the case. "He was arrested this afternoon at the
airport. We are still trying to get to the bottom of the matter,"
Chikumbirike said.
One of the country's richest businessmen and a
former chairman of ZANU PF in Mashonaland Central province, Makamba, spent
seven months in jail awaiting trial over charges that he externalised
several million pounds and about US$1 million.
The state also
accused the businessman of buying properties abroad in contravention of
Zimbabwe's foreign exchange regulations.
But the state was never
able to produce evidence to back up most of its claims. And Makamba, who was
eventually convicted on his own plea on lesser charges of illegally selling
US$130 000 to his mobile phone company, Telecel, was released in
August.
Makamba sold forex to Telecel during the height of hard
cash shortages in Zimbabwe and when nearly everyone including top government
ministers and state corporations were sourcing forex on the black
market.
Even as the state's case against Makamba case visibly
collapsed by the day since his February arrest, magistrates repeatedly
refused to grant the businessman bail saying the businessman, who owns
multi-billion dollar investments in Zimbabwe, would flee the
country.
But ZANU PF insiders and close relatives of Makamba
privately said his ordeal in jail had less to do with breaking the country's
foreign currency laws but more to do with suspicions by Mugabe that the
charismatic businessman had been running an affair with Grace.
They said operatives from the government's secret service police, the
Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO), who are seconded to guard Grace,
had told Mugabe about the "unusually frequent and suspicious meetings"
between her and Makamba at private places.
They claimed that
Makamba had also done "himself great harm" by sending flowers and presents
to Grace through intermediaries. Some of the flowers were reportedly
received on behalf of the First Lady by the CIO security men.
Grace is said to have explained her meetings with Makamba as business. -
ZimOnline
$300m payment to ex-detainees floors recovery prospects Wed
3 November 2004
HARARE - Zimbabwe's gross domestic product
(GDP) will this year decline by at least eight percent because of the
government's decision to pay an unbudgeted Z$300 million to former political
prisoners during the country's 1970s liberation struggle, economic analysts
told ZimOnline yesterday.
The drop will be three percentage
points more than the five percent decline in GDP the government had
forecasted for this year.
Zimbabwe, in its fourth year of a painful
economic recession, recorded a GDP of $7.7 trillion in 2002. The figures for
last year are not yet out.
Under the Ex-political Prisoners,
Detainees and Restrictees Bill, the government will pay once-off payments,
expected to be in the region of $10 million, to each of the close to 20 000
people who were either imprisoned or detained for their political
activism during the independence struggle.
Social Welfare
Minister Paul Mangwana shall have the final say on the gratuities to be
doled out to the former prisoners but the liberation political activists
have demanded that the government also pays them a monthly pension of $5
million each as well as meeting education costs for their children and
burying their loved ones when they die.
The Bill legalising the
unbudgeted payments sailed through Parliament last Thursday and now awaits
President Robert Mugabe's signature to become law.
Economic
analyst John Robertson said: "The economy will shrink further and the gross
domestic product will decline further than the anticipated 5 percent this
year.
"The government has no money to finance such substantial
outflows and it is likely to abuse statutory reserves. The government cannot
continue to access funds from the domestic market as it has but wiped out
savings."
Another economic analyst with a Harare bank said the huge
and unplanned cash outflow would also stoke inflationary pressures across
the economy that could derail Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor Gideon
Gono's efforts to bring down inflation to between 150 and 160 percent by
yearend.
"It is basic economics that spending more money for
unplanned causes, no matter how good such causes may be, will simply scuttle
whatever efforts Gono is taking to contain inflation," said the economist,
who spoke anonymously for professional reasons.
During his
third quarter monetary policy review Gono, who has managed to bring down
Zimbabwe's inflation from 600 percent in January to 251.5 percent in
September, called on the government to aid his inflation control measures by
containing expenditure and living within its means.
In a
similar move seven years ago, the government paid about $3 billion in
unbudgeted gratuities and pensions to 50 000 former liberation war fighters,
a move that caused the Zimbabwe dollar to crash and trigger the country's
continuing economic woes.
Both the former prisoners and the
ex-fighters form the main cog in Mugabe's election machinery, a factor they
have in the past used effectively to wring out concessions from the
government. - ZimOnline
Tsvangirai vows to turn screws on Mugabe Wed 3 November
2004
HARARE - Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has
vowed to pile the pressure on President Robert Mugabe and his government to
ensure a free and fair general election next year.
Tsvangirai,
who met key regional leaders two weeks ago urging them to persuade Mugabe to
postpone the March 2005 poll to allow time to reform Zimbabwe's electoral
laws and processes, said only a free and fair election could provide a
solution to the country's crisis. "We shall continue to turn on the
heat until we have a free and fair election to decide our nation's future,"
Tsvangirai said in his weekly Tuesday address to Zimbabweans.
Tsvangirai spoke as the government earlier on Monday insisted it was not
going to postpone the crucial election as demanded by the opposition leader
and his Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party.
Underscoring
widening division between the government and the opposition over next year's
potentially history drawing election, Foreign Affairs Minister Stan Mudenge,
said the government was going to stick to the timetable for parliamentary
elections prescribed by the Constitution.
Under the
Constitution, the parliamentary ballot must be held by March 2005. It could
however be postponed if the government and the opposition agree to amend the
Constitution and allow the present Parliament to last beyond its normal
five-year lifespan.
Mudenge, who was briefing ambassadors from
Non-Aligned Movement countries accredited to Zimbabwe on the political
situation in the country, said the MDC had not yet formally approached the
government with a request to have the election postponed.
The
MDC, which is mobilising regional leaders to pressure Harare to fully abide
by the new Southern African Development Community (SADC) norms and standards
for elections wants next year's poll pushed back to allow time to create an
independent commission to run elections in the country.
The opposition party also wants sufficient time to prepare an orderly and
accurate voters' roll. The present voters' register is said to be shambolic
with about 2.4 million names of Zimbabweans who have since died or left the
country. The roll has slightly more than five million registered
voters.
The SADC norms and standards require that independent
commissions run elections in all member states. Electoral processes must be
sufficiently transparent while the rule of law and human rights must be
upheld during elections. - ZimOnline
Association to award US$20 million fuel supply tender Wed 3
November 2004
HARARE - The Petroleum Marketers Association of
Zimbabwe (PMAZ) will this week award a US$20 million tender to the country's
southern region for the supply of fuel as petrol and diesel supplies in the
region fast dwindled out in the last two weeks.
Both local and
foreign oil firms are understood to have bidded for the
contract.
PMAZ chairman Masimba Kambarami refused to disclose
details of the fuel supply tender but told ZimOnline: "We met to discuss the
fuel procurement need for the Southern Region. A decision would be made
during the course of this week. We still have to complete our
evaluation exercise, then we will know who will get the fuel
tender."
He spoke as several fuel stations in Bulawayo, the biggest
city in the south, ran dry of both diesel and petrol. Fuel queues could also
be seen in the cities of Masvingo and Gweru and at the border town of
Beitbridge, all zoned in the south on Zimbabwe's fuel distribution
map.
The region, which accounts for about a third of Zimbabwe's
total fuel consumption per month, is normally supplied most of its fuel by
South Africa's Sasol.
But the South African oil giant has
suspended supplies until further notice reportedly because of some technical
problems experienced at its refineries.
BP South Africa and a
local oil consortium are supplying Harare and northern Zimbabwe under a
US$60 million contract signed last month.
Fuel is one of many
essential products in short supply in Zimbabwe together with medical drugs
and electricity because the country has no hard cash to pay foreign
suppliers. - ZimOnline
Finance minister further remanded in custody Wed 3 November
2004
HARARE - Finance and Economic Development Minister Christopher
Kuruneri was yesterday further remanded in jail to November 16 when he will
face trial for allegedly breaching Zimbabwe's citizenship and foreign
currency laws.
Pale and frail-looking, Kuruneri who should have
presented Zimbabwe's national budget for 2005 later this month, is accused
of siphoning out of the country 5.2 million rands, 34 371 pounds, 30 000
euros and US$582 611.99.
The Finance Minister, who is the
highest government official to be arrested in an anti-corruption blitz
launched by the state at the beginning of this year, is also accused of
possessing a Canadian passport in breach of the Citizenship Act which bars
Zimbabweans from holding passports of other countries.
He
has denied the charges.
Higher Education Minister Herbert Murerwa
has been acting in Kuruneri's position since his arrest in April this year.
- ZimOnline
JOHANNESBURG - Five
Zimbabwean illegal immigrants died last week after they jumped from a moving
train in a bid to avoid deportation by South African
authorities.
An eye-witness told The Daily News Online that
four youths died near Louis Trichardt in South Africa when they jumped from
a speeding train.
Efforts to get comment from the South African
police over the incident failed yesterday.
"The train did
not stop and police officers accompanying the deportees did not care or do
anything about it," said an eyewitness who declined to be
named.
He said they were dumped at Beitbridge police
station where they were told to go to their homes. He said he stayed in
Beitbridge for two days before illegally crossing the border again into
South Africa.
The eyewitness said another immigrant was thrown
out of a moving train by South African police officers. The witness said the
immigrant had earlier tried to jump out of the moving train but was
restricted by officers who later threw him out of the
train.
"There were two white police officers who earlier
stopped him from jumping out when the train was moving slowly and threw him
out when the train had picked speed. They said now you can go and threw him
out," said the eyewitness.
Scores of Zimbabweans fleeing
poverty and state repression in the country cross the border into South
Africa illegally where they are harassed and arrested before being sent back
to Zimbabwe.
A locally-based Zimbabwean non-governmental
organisation, the Southern African Women's Institute for Migration Affairs
(SAWIMA), said it provides counselling to immigrants who are harassed by
South African authorities.
The organisation also assists in
locating and informing relatives of immigrants who die in South
Africa.
Please
send any material for publication in the Open Letter Forum to justice@telco.co.zw with "For Open Letter
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FOR THE DAY
"Whatever you do, do with all your might."
--- Marcus
Tullius Cicero ______________________________________________
OPEN
LETTER FORUM
Letter 1. Subject Letter
Dear Ex-Farmers,
I
was interested (angered is a better word) to read Tricia Gush's letter this
morning describing how TESCO was selling Kondozi produce.
I believe that
if we mount a concerted campaign we could seriously disrupt the sale of
horticultural products from stolen farms. And that would be a Good
Thing.
I would ask her as well as any other forcibly retired farmers who
feel as strongly as I do on this to please contact me via email at exmazowe@yahoo.co.uk
Together, and
with determination, we CAN make a difference.
Charles
Frizell Kent UK ______________________________________________
Letter
2. Subject Business Sense?
I refer to your correspondents prediction of
the five step plan to ruin "Year 5: Having delivered Zimbabwe to this pitiful
state, the ruling elite leaves for greener pastures. The country is now
heavily reliant on foreign aid for its survival and has become another sub-
Saharan disaster".
My instinct as a businessman is directed at the proven
linear relationship between hard work, growth, progress, prosperity and the
long term reward of heading-up an organisation of worth. However, some
perverse inverse logic seems to apply to the leaders of Zimbabwe: inactivity,
decline, contraction, poverty and ridicule seem to be the long term rewards
so keenly sought.
In Gods' name what sort of bankrupt ideology drives
men to take comfort in regress? It belies all the mores of normal Christian
decency and western business sense. Perhaps I need to put on a different head
when applying western ideology to Africa? Alex.
Cameron
UK ______________________________________________
Letter 3. Subject
JAG Open Letter Forum 29th October 2004 OLF
306
Re: ZM PRODUCE
Dear JAG,
Sounds like Tricia Gush is
being stonewalled by Tesco re the source of imports from Zim. One possible
way round this is to buy a few shares of Tesco stock, this acquiring a
"vested interest" in ethical trading. This action can open doors as far as
information goes ... plus it entitles one to attend the AGM and ask open
questions in public.
Bill
Kinsey ______________________________________________
Letter 4.
Subject Tesco
F/Y/I....Below is some correspondence regarding Tesco,
between my friend John Davey(Zimbo in Maun), & Joyce Banes in the UK.
Joyce, as you may know, champions the Zim cause. Of course, the sale of Zim
produce from stolen farms, on the British market, has gone on since the farm
invasions began, & I have had correspondence regarding this issue, from
friends & family in the UK for the past few years. Very
frustrating!!!
Col Henderson.
----- Original Message
----- From: John Davey To: joyce banes Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004
11:17 AM Subject: RE: Tesco Dear Joyce,
Thank you for your email,
and thank you for writing to Tesco - I agree with your sentiments. I would
love to know specifically who "our growers" in Zimbabwe are? Maybe, if they
are sincere, they would like to reveal the identity of "their growers".
"Creating much needed jobs etc.etc." is in my opinion, nothing but insincere
words designed to appease those ignorant and unaware of the true situation in
Zimbabwe. When making purchases from Zimbabwe, does Sue Shearer, her owners
or directors really give even the slightest consideration to the welfare or
well-being of people in Zimbabwe or anywhere else in the world for that
matter? Like so many other western businessmen, the only thing that seems to
matter these days is their profit margin - I really don't believe that they
give consideration to much else. They might vehemently deny it and argue
otherwise but we all know this to be true....we are well used to this kind of
behaviour now!
John -----Original Message----- From: joyce banes
[mailto:emily.banes@virgin.net] Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 3:58 PM To:
John/Tina Davey Subject: Tesco Dear John
I enclose below a copy of
a letter I wrote to Tesco Supermarket together with the reply I received
back. In reply to the last one from them, I sent a picture of some of
the evicted farmers standing by their burnt out home, needless to say I did
not get a reply to that one. !! I have now sent your e-mail of today,
because you explain it much better than I do. Do they grow Mange-Tout
in Botswana.?
Blessings Joyce
+++++++++++++++++++
I
noticed with dismay in one of your stores that you are selling
Mange-Tout peas from Zimbabwe. Are you aware that you are supporting the
Zanu-pf, Mugabes thugs, in doing this, as these peas are grown on farms
stolen from the rightful owners by the war vets. In other words you are
supporting Mugabe because that is where the money is going. After the
publicity that country has had I can only assume that you are supporters of
the his regime of murderers.
+++++++++++++++++++++++
Thank you
for your email.
I am sorry to learn that you feel we should not be
selling products from Zimbabwe in our stores.
One of our top
priorities for our customers, is freedom of choice. Therefore, as large a
variety of products as possible are offered to our customers, and lots of
information is stated on these, including the countries of origin. This is so
that they can decide for themselves which products they either wish, or do
not wish, to buy.
Zimbabwe is a very important country with regard to our
supply base. We work with four suppliers who are all involved with the
government at the highest level ( My answer to this was: I bet !!) If we
ever decided to pull out, it would cause a major deficit to the income of the
area, causing it to revert to a Third World State. (My reply: It would not
make any difference to the peoples living standards because they do not get
your money anyway, it goes in the pockets of politicions of that country It
already is a Third World State because of the corruption of Mugabe and his
cronies.) Our growers in Zimbabwe provide much-needed jobs for many people
and count on us to support their investments. We work extensively with the
E.T.I. (Ethical Trade Initiative) to ensure workers' welfare is maintained
and regular meetings are held to discuss the wider political situation. ( I
wonder how these people can sleep at night, it is obvious that as long as
they get the goods they care not two hoots about the workers welfare. ) In
addition, growing conditions in this country are almost perfect for
cultivating many products that are usually very difficult to
produce.
I hope that this information is of interest to you and helps to
explain our position.
Thank you for your
comments.
Regards
Sue Shearer Team Leader Tesco Customer
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LAND
ACQUISITION ACT (CHAPTER 20:10)
MINISTRY OF SPECIAL AFFAIRS IN THE OFFICE
OF THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET RESPONSIBLE FOR LANDS LAND REFORM AND
RESETTLEMENT
The schedule below summarizes details of farms who have
outstanding compensation in terms of Section 29B of the Land Acquisition Act
(Chapter 20:10). The former owners or representatives should contact the
Ministry of Lands, Land Reform and Resettlement as a matter of urgency, so
that they are paid their compensation.
Please contact any of the
following; Mr S Moyo Mrs T Million Mr J Mukiwa Ministry of Lands,
Land Reform and Resettlement Block 2, Makombe Complex Corner Harare Street
and Herbert Chitepo Tel 04-797325 up to 30 COMBINED SCHEDULE OF FARMS
WHICH HAVE GONE BEOFE THE COMMITTEE
No. PROVINCE DISTRICT FARM NAME OWNER
EXTENT
1 Manicaland Chipinge Driespan Berg M M Craus & Partners
3087,9874 acres 2 Manicaland Chipinge Hofstede Melsetter Hostede Estate
493,428 3 Manicaland Chipinge Hourtberg DV ODENDAAL & Hope 2359,5111 4
Manicaland Chipinge Lethie Swan of Confidence Dzorora Farms P/L 1820 5
Manicaland Chipinge Lot 2A Mirror Murik Market P/L 199,505 6 Manicaland
Chipinge Lot 3 of Smithfield Rosalie P/L 181,9762 7 Manicaland Chipinge Lot
of S/D of Pendragon Dzorora Farms P/L 612,9524 8 Manicaland Chipinge
Nafferton I B A Crawford P/L 3257.00 9 Manicaland Chipinge R/E of
Hartebeesnek Jacob S Kotze 858,5751 10 Manicaland Chipinge Sawerombi Masori
Ranch P/L Farm 1994.19 11 Manicaland Chipinge Groenvlei P J Joubert
3844.1461 12 Manicaland Inyanga Lot 71 of Lot Z of Inyanga Pulpwood Co P/L
206.4257 Downs of Inyanga Block 13 Manicaland Makoni Fairfield 28
Drienfontein Farm P/L 777.26 14 Manicaland Makoni Farm 24A of Lawrencedale
Chimbi River Farm P/L 1286.27 15 Manicaland Makoni Helenvale Estate Gilpin
P/L 1379.04 16 Manicaland Makoni Lawrencedale 4 Alverston Estate (1985) P/L
838.31 17 Manicaland Makoni Lesapi Cave F A R P/L 1062.7386 18 Manicaland
Makoni Lot 2 of Lawrencedale Adam Farm P/L 797 19 Manicaland Makoni Lot 3 of
Lawrencedale Estate K J W P/L 878.27 20 Manicaland Makoni Middlepost of
Excelsior Newlands Farm P/.L 789.98 21 Manicaland Makoni Morebaas of Lot 24
of Mahommed I Kassim 419.6174 & Fairfield Estate & Rem
417.2008 Of Lot 24 of Fairfield Estate 22 Manicaland Makoni
Morkonyora Valmark Estates P/L 1409 23 Manicaland Makoni Rem of Diana Estate
of the Late Roland 1590.8571 ha Marvis Adams 24 Manicaland Makoni
Urmston Lesbury Estates P/L 285.3231 25 Manicaland Makoni Woodlands B A C
Farms P/L 1363.689 26 Manicaland Mutare Cyldesdale A McGregor 879.43 27
Manicaland Mutare Leekuill Estate Lochner C Slabbert 646.98 28 Manicaland
Mutare Lanyera Manyers P/L 809.3698 29 Manicaland Mutare Odzi Odzi Farm P/L
945.45 30 Manicaland Mutare Premier Estate Robert C K Truscott 2705.305 31
Manicaland Nyanga Brondesbury Metafields P/L 907.7805 ha 32 Manicaland Nyanga
Burnaby A John Herbert Fredrick 3396.8719 Stockdale 33 Manicaland
Nyanga Lot 1A of Harewood Bondana P/L 450.5400ha 34 Manicaland Nyanga
Lucastes Bondana P/L 450.54 35 Manicaland Nyanga R/E of Lot 2 of Inyanga
Pulpwood Farm (Pvt) Ltd 2991.1790 Downs of Inyanga Block
Farm 36 Manicaland Nyanga Rufaro Leita Mary Powell 139.9334 37 Manicaland
Umtali Beeste Kraal of Clare Varm Land Investments 1176.4860
P/L 38 Manicaland Umtali Brown Hill Estate B Ardingly Farm P/L
1196.5028 39 Manicaland Umtali Cloudlands Estate Nyameni P/L 603.54 40
Manicaland Umtali Delamore Dikanai Estates P/L 2047.3829 41 Manicaland Umtali
Dieguns of Minverwag Saalhoek Estates (Pvt) 613,6714 Clare Estate
Ranch 42 Manicaland Umtali Greendale Chenya Kwdemba Farm 1657.38
ha P/L 43 Manicaland Umtali Gwinanzira of Clare M M De Kok &
Son P/L 1141.61 Estate Ranch 44 Manicaland Umtali Gwindingwi H J
Vorster 419.1474ha 45 Manicaland Umtali Have Susan Vivier 202.7145 46
Manicaland Umtali Inodzi Extension Gary Terence Goss 135.3319 47 Manicaland
Umtali Maonza Charles John Allen 799.3201 48 Manicaland Umtali Monkfield of
Norseland Hermanus J Vorster 866.1800 Farm 49 Manicaland Umtali R/E
of Goodhope Mabakka P/L 507.9681 50 Manicaland Umtali Rebeurice of Clare
Estate Y J N Van Rensbury & Son 1221.37 ha 51 Manicaland Umtali
Riverside Speras Peter Landos 9841.1392 52 Manicaland Umtali Shigodora Farm
Jack Hally Farm (Pvt) Ltd 1262.0399 53 Manicaland Umtali Valhalla H J Vorster
P/L 342.02 54 Manicaland Umtali Warnham of Cairndhu Farm John Walter
Pfumojena 245.9102 55 Mash Central Bindura Nyangomo Investmenta
2632.660ha 56 Mash Central Bindura Craggie Burn of Bosbond Dollar Consulting
Services 765.83 of Masuri Sana 2 P/L 57 Mash Central Bindura
Dandazi farm Mineral Resources P/L 467.05 58 Mash Central Bindura Makori
Muudze Inbestments P/L 875.95ha 59 Mash Central Bindura Middleton Nethermills
Enterprises P/L 712.25 60 Mash Central Bindura Minto of Katanya Solomia
Farm 61 Mash Central Bindura Morioto of Bourton vale Partridge Holdings
P/L 453.79 ha Estate 62 Mash Central Bindrua R/E of Glen Douglas
Guthrine Etates P/L 1110.0474 63 Mash Central Bindura R/E of Makori Muudze
Intestments P/L 875.9566 64 Mash Central Bindrua S/D B of Arcadia Michael
John Hood 397.7199 65 Mash Central Bindura Sangere North Farm Evandales Farm
P/L 406.3150 ha 66 Mash Central Darwin Aranbira B Extension Arambira Farm P/L
934.28 67 Mash Central Darwin Aurelia farm Katherine De Smidt
2254.76 Geofrey Barry De Smidt 68 Mash Central Darwin Birdwood
Farm Beemitch P/L 1130.2894 69 Mash Central Darwin Chikale Chikale Farms P/L
1505.87 70 Mash Central Darwin Dundwe Dundwe Farms P/L 2414.6310 71 Mash
Central Darwin Ellan Vannin Benflora P/L 984.2 72 Mash Central Darwin Eryl
Estate J Aroper 832.58 73 Mash Central Darwin Greswolde Manyaradzi and
920.3812 Tatenda Siveregi 74 Mash Central Darwin Kamawari Park of
Vector Heirly Farm Property 4046.6887 Nyarringwani P/L 75 Mash
Central Darwin Linton P M Fitzgerald 564 ha 76 Mash Central Darwin Lot 1 of
Gurungwe Mayjoy Enterprises P/L 1268.4169 77 Mash Central Darwin Lot 1 of the
5th Chapter Two Jays Farms P/L 2390.71 ha 78 Mash Central Darwin Maclear
Maclear Farm P/L 1466.0260 79 Mash Central Darwin Mr Parnis G A Palmer P/L
2268.7400 80 Mash Central Darwin Remainder of Vuka Farm Gerald
Roycresswell 1396.5065 81 Mash Central Darwin Ruindi A N Ford P/L 1182.02
ha 82 Mash Central Darwin Rungwa Marry Park Farm P/L 1006.78 83 Mash
Central Darwin Silverstroom H F Schrate P/L 1433.6ha 84 Mash Central Darwin
Tekwani M F Zaranyika 85 Mash Central Darwin Tzoro G F Dollar P/L 854.34
ha 86 Mash Central Darwin Westheim Westheim P/L 7549.46 ha 87 Mash Central
Darwin Zana D B Hewit P/L 1671.52 ha 88 Mash Central Darwin Chiripiro Estate
A Chiripiro Farms P/L 1463.86 89 Mash Central Darwin Aberdeen West H W Strong
& Co. P/L 1694.44 90 Mash Central Darwin Allan Grange Farm Allan Grange
Farm P/L 3098.81 91 Mash Central Guruve Andrea Blue Grass Farms 1016.46 92
Mash Central Guruve Brandon Cumberland Farm P/L 1511.96 ha 93 Mash Central
Guruve Brookfield Klayveld P/L 991.23 94 Mash Central Guruve Chirengwe Griff
Enterprises P/L 684.386 95 Mash Central Guruve Dande Neville Dawson Pearson
1221.5793 96 Mash Central Guruve Delven Daisy Christina Maureen
1013.08 Kennedy 97 Mash Central Guruve Disi Estate Disi P/L
2624.75 98 Mash Central Guruve Mabubu Banxia Evergreen Inv. P/L 1644.26
ha 99 Mash Central Guruve Maidavale Farm Dunaverty (Pvt) Ltd 750.0580 100
Mash Central Guruve Mangondo D B Hewit P/L 3484.99 ha 101 Mash Central Guruve
Manovi Farm Manovi Farm (Pvt) Ltd 1252.4417 102 Mash Central Guruve Mount
Fatigue Farm David Frederick Dolphin 2508.663 103 Mash Central Guruve
Msitwe J A C Wood & E A Wood 12970.8174acres 104 Mash Central Guruve
Nainital A M Anderson 842.41 105 Mash Central Guruve Norwi David Andries
Swart 914.9 ha 106 Mash Central Guruve Nyadopi Daisy C M Kennedy 753.86
ha 107 Mash Central Guruve Nyalungwe Farm Harvey James P/L 775.4682 108
Mash Central Guruve Naumfuta Brendon Ingils 1324.2443 ha 109 Mash Central
Guruve Penrose Penlands P/L 1765.044 ha 110 Mash Central Guruve Red Lichen
Red Lichen P/L 1312.761 111 Mash Central Guruve Rushpeak Rushpeak Estates P/L
1019.82 112 Mash Central Guruve Rusumbi Ronald Ambrose 1029.08 113 Mash
Central Guruve Taikoo Hughes And Games P/L 1063.68 114 Mash Central Guruve
Ternanog Farm W S Hughes P/L 1783.1406 115 Mash Central Guruve Windsor Farm W
B Davies 3068.6 116 Mash Central Guruve Woma Farm Alan Maclaggen
693.82 117 Mash Central Guruve Worthington Rushpeal Estate P/L 3980.08
ha 118 Mash Central Guruve Undergragg Beasequare P/L 1546.42 119 Mash
Central Mazoe Bally Holly Mvikoko P/L 402.54 ha 120 Mash Central Mazoe Baniff
John Dodds 663.5731 121 Mash Central Mazoe Bella Vista of Meadows Greenhill
Farm P/L 612.62 of Wengi Rivers 122 Mash Central Mazoe Bellevue of
Bedford Circle Cement P/L 962.5901 123 Mash Central Mazoe Blighty Farm
Blighty P/L 888.2100 ha 124 Mash Central Mazoe Braidjue Norver P/L
878.8748 125 Mash Central Mazoe Burnleigh Farm Turrinton Investments P/L
1146.8776 ha 126 Mash Central Mazoe Condwelani Terrance S Hind 1305.1993
ha 127 Mash Central Mazoe Dahwye Norver P/L 3484.4547 128 Mash Central
Mazoe Dandajena of Locknow J M Van De Merwe 654.3798 129 Mash Central Mazoe
Duiker Flats Lin Abbo Estates 998.7 ha 130 Mash Central Mazoe Elgin Farm
Liford P/L 1007.19 131 Mash Central Mazoe Erin & Pimento Park Newton
Estate P/L 1287.31 132 Mash Central Mazoe Esparanza B Esparanza P/L 663
ha 133 Mash Central Mazoe Ireniedale Chirobe P/L 808.78 134 Mash Central
Mazoe Lilburn of Cardiff Tharfield P/L 704.22 135 Mash Central Mazoe Lot 1 of
Umvukwe Oog P B Arnat & Son P/L 472.4589 136 Mash Central Mazoe Mackay A
C Millrand Son 1172.9923ha 137 Mash Central Mazoe Montgomery of Barwick H J S
Philip and Son P/L 3189.51 mor 138 Mash Central Mazoe Nangura HH Bennett
P/L 809.74 139 Mash Central Mazoe Patterson Dounburry Park P/L 622.91 140
Mash Central Mazoe Pembi Falls A Portion Pembi Falls Co. Ltd
895 morgens of Umvukwe 141 Mash Central Mazoe Rem of Avonduur Farm
Patney Enterprises P/L 814.4 142 Mash Central Mazoe Rem of Ceres Reginald
Philips Markel 1157.3475 143 Mash Central Mazoe Remainder of Ceres Reginald
Philips Markel 1157.3475 No Schedule 144 Mash Central Mazoe
Remainder of Falling Falling Waters Holdings P/L 1836.8970 Waters
Extension 145 Mash Central Mazoe Remainder of Marshfield Gerhard Wilhelm
734.0263 Breytenbach 146 Mash Central Mazoe Ruia Range A A Firks
P/L 3860.8185 ha 147 Mash Central Mazoe S/D A of Marshfield Gerhard Wilhelm
340.0685 Breytehbach 148 Mash Central Mazoe S/D A of Yate Gerhard
Wilhelm 469.2678 Breytenbach 149 Mash Central Mazoe S/D H Ptn pf
Barwick P B Arnott & Son 1552.6383 150 Mash Central Mazoe Simonia Estates
British Smith African 7492.4437 Company 151 Mash Central Mazoe
Sleamish R O E Hopley 1001.17 ha 152 Mash Central Mazoe Stella Farm Stephen
Donald Barton 425.6900 ha 153 Mash Central Mazoe Stockwill Surrey Ent P/L
2442.9600 ha 154 Mash Central Mazoe Virginia Dimwe Farm Von Abo estates
809.74 155 Mash Central Mazoe Wrley Farm P B Arnott & Son
1362.4162 156 Mash Central Mazoe Watchfield Farm Jeremy Deacon Eastwood 1503
mgn 157 Mash Central Mazoe Wengi River Estate Wengi Farm P/L 550.15 ha 158
Mash Central Mazoe Wolfhill Farm Edward Roy Guthrie 559.25 159 Mash Centrtal
Mt Darwin Chitsingo of Chaoma Wardmae farm P/L 809.35 ha 160 Mash Central Mt
Darwin Ruindi Farm A N Ford P/L 182.02 ha 161 Mash Central Shamva Bythorn Pat
Butler Investments P/L 699.741 162 Mash Central Shamva Golden Star Iris Ann
Logan 530.2198 163 Mash Central Shamva Lot 1 of Beaulieu Heavens Chemsora
Matanda 2946.7836 ha 164 Mash Central Shamva Nyamadomba Ferguslie
1823.9964 165 Mash Central Shamva Oaksey Peter Einar Rorbye 485.5772 166
Mash Central Shamva Remainder of Lot 1 of Kerry Farms P/L 3539.0954
Ferugh of Umfundisi Ranh 167 Mash Central Shamva Ruthdale Ruthdale P/L
2945.511 168 Mash Central Shamva Tipperary Tipperary P/L 737.462 169 Mash
Central Shamva Walwyn Estate Coryton Farms P/L 557.13 170 Mash Central Shamva
Wapley Bruck Jackson Nerdberg 1037.02 ha Inv P/L 171 Mash Central
Shamva Woodlands Estate Pat Butler Investments P/L 1037.7597 172 Mash East
Charter Bathurst Hendrick Jacobus Smith 1463.63 ha 173 Mash East Charter
Bosbokhock of Chigara M E Ferreira & Son P/L 605.8 174 Mash East Charter
Calais Farm Pimbe Dairy P/L 1259.4192 175 Mash East Charter Cold Stream Jan
Andries Smith 1785.49 ha 176 Mash East Charter Dagbreek of Rooiport F J Eager
627.79 177 Mash East Charter Delport's Wish A T Rinke (snr) 1182.31 178
Mash East Charter Dorasdale schalk Willem Rinke 908.77 ha 179 Mash East
Charter Duiker Campbell Holdings P/L 790.816 ha 180 Mash East Charter
Duncanston Naval Phase Farming P/L 457.88 181 Mash East Charter Fairview of J
T Wheeler 1284.8969 Hartebeestelaagte 182 Mash East Charter Fraancia
of Pennyfearther Francia P/L 864.23 183 Mash East Charter Hugosfontein Dyiker
Investments P/L 640.43 184 Mash East Charter Just In Time Constantia estates
P/L 1284.7814 ha 185 Mash East Charter Kaaplaats Tangenhamo breeding and
284.86 ha Pastoral Development P/L 186 Mash East Charter Kameel
Laagte Clive Milton Curin 1585.7418 ha 187 Mash East Charter Kleinfontein
Estate Contantia Estates P/L 673.74 188 Mash East Charter Landskroon
Campbells Holdings P/L 1308.0846 189 Mash East Charter Leeufontein Mark
Andrew Heathcote 284.79 190 Mash East Charter Mooigelegen Johannes Jacobus
Smit 2569.58 191 Mash East Charter North Strathuseque Contantia Estates P/L
1570.1331 192 Mash East Charter Opal Hoffmanrus Est P/L 648.67 ha 193 Mash
East Charter Pennyfeather Westheim P/L 1705.3388 ha 194 Mash East Charter
Philipsdale A N Brakespear 2331.4231 195 Mash East Charter Rem oof Inkosi
Campbell Holdings P/L 1679.3188 h 196 Mash East Charter Rem of Mountain View
of C J Nel 102.4109 Ingolubi 197 Mash East Charter Rem of Veelplaats
Care Jacobus Coetzee 875.2569 ha 198 Mash East Charter Ricefontein Hambrook
enterprise P/L 1284.7799 ha 199 Mash East Charter Rietkop C J Nel
428.2913 200 Mash East Charter Rusfontein Farm Johannes Erasmus
3018.7578 201 Mash East Charter South Strathusque John Selby Wiggil
1570.46 202 Mash East Charter Strijd Port Farm Versailes P/L 8102846 203
Mash East Charter Swaart River J J Smit 1218.83 204 Mash East Charter
Tantallon C J Nel 650.45 205 Mash East Charter Tevredale of Rockdale
Campbells Holdings P/L 160.25 206 Mash East Charter Versailles of Nyamazaan
Versallies P/L 723.7577 207 Mash East Charter Vlaakfontein Iris Marry O'Neill
1906.6459 208 Mash East Charter Wallasey L A Lamprecht 1063.0079 209 Mash
East Charter Water Valley of Rorima Peter Stephens Worley 200.3394
Bradsahw Born 210 Mash East Goromonzi Chakoma Farm Shephard Hall Farm P/L
1275.9283 211 Mash East Goromonzi Kilmur A Crakehall Inv P/L 344.7475
ha 212 Mash East Goromonzi Kiltullagh of Forres Kiltullagh Farm P/L
599.043\ 213 Mash East Goromonzi Majorca Alexander George Valentine
113,9964 Morgan 214 Mash East Goromonzi Marsala Edward Butter
1520 215 Mash East Goromonzi Mungenga Estate Howson Estate P/L
1173.7430 216 Mash East Goromonzi Northfield Northfield P/L 676.6492 217
Mash East Goromonzi Paisley Park P D Visser 19.4165 218 Mash East Goromonzi
R/E of Goromonzi Estate Goromonzi EstateP/L 1164.8569 of
Liwonde 219 Mash East Goromonzi Rem of Strathlorne Hamish Cameron P/L
844.9259 220 Mash East Goromonzi Risumbe Extension Shephard Hall Farm P/L
401.22 221 Mash East Goromonzi Rudale G E Woodhouse & Son P/L
764.2636 222 Mash East Goromonzi Ruismbe Shephard Hall Farm P/L
250.1033 223 Mash East Goromonzi S/D D of Binder Merlach Trust
122.0751 224 Mash East Goromonzi Shephard Hall Farm Chakoma Estates P/L
255.9069 225 Mash East Goromonzi Strathlorne Farm Hamish Cameron P/L 226
Mash East Goromonzi Thornvlei Chakanyuka Farm P/L 856.8443 227 Mash East
Goromonzi Xanadu Estates Sky Farms Pvt Ltd 1734.1987 228 Mash East Hwedza
Collagae Craig Leith Farm P/L 3355.3205 229 Mash East Mangwendi
Currithosville Frederick John Rutherford 354.1379 ha 230 Mash East
Marandellas Brantingham John William Malzer 703.2939 ha 231 Mash East
Marandellas Brentwater Craighleigh Farm P/L 413.28 232 Mash East Marandellas
Mtokwe F J Wilhelm Pistorius 1599.4085 233 Mash East Marandellas Notgrove A
Ptn of K Mvkelvey 114,2249 Wenimbi Estate 234 Mash East Marandellas
Remaining Extent of Brondesbury farm P/L 4,048,016 Hopeful of
Alexandra 235 Mash East Marandellas Torre P E Neubyvarty 1392.0203 236
Mash East Marondera Dendende Farm P/L Dendende 1126.3850 237 Mash East
Marondera Eggesford Estate Cretta Lois Whittie Habert 611.7 238 Mash East
Marondera Farm 5 of Holton Estates/ Mark Seremy Freer 514.4222 Green
Acres 239 Mash East Marondera Highlands J H Erasmus P/L 628.5400 240 Mash
East Marondera Lot 14 of Wenimbi Silver Queen Estates 699.967 241 Mash East
Marondera Lot 2 of Hull D England (Pvt) Ltd 427.8331 242 Mash East Marondera
Lot De Wenimbi Estate Raymond William John Pratt 320.7132 243 Mash East
Marondera Mari A P Dryborough 156.25 244 Mash East Marondera Orange Park
B 245 Mash East Marondera Paltomore Paltimore Est 859.3574 246 Mash East
Marondera Rem of Retreat Fam Growcke Farming P/L 701.29828 247 Mash East
Marondera Rem of subdivision C of Brown Earth Estates 852.9951
Curruthersville 248 Mash East Marondera Revolt Farm J A Lapham & Sons P/L
613.3 249 Mash East Marondera S/D of Rockery E A R Finaughty 188.8105
ha 250 Mash East Marondera Stone Haven of Revolt Susan Fredrick
Baxter 303.9676 251 Mash East Marondera Toplands portion of J Jakins P/L
257.3572 Tarara of Wenimbe 252 Mash East Marondera Uitkyk of
Alezandra Uitkyk P/L 1036.8336 253 Mash East Marondera Vanson 125.37 254
Mash East Mrewa Athlone Kilbride Estate P/L 1331.8683 255 Mash East Mrewa
Bimi J D Cilliers 428.05 256 Mash East Mrewa Bogoto North Kodoo Range P/L
1531.3924 257 Mash East Mrewa Chizanza Nedo P/L 1292.8247 258 Mash East
Mrewa Methven Ranch Seasonal Enterprises P/L 2092.9108 259 Mash East Mrewa
Roayl Visit Chirandu Farms P/L 1308.0936 260 Mash East Mrewa S/D A Portion of
Warren Warecobe Enterprises P/L 5710 261 Mash East Mrewa Savernake P Robert
Morgan & Son P/L 1893.21 262 Mash East Salisbury Grand Chase Farm S D P
Duff P/L 682.41 263 Mash East Salisbury Kerry W E Innes & Sons P/L
1268.5932 264 Mash East Salisbury Nebo,shanga, r/e of Est Late T J Roos
3405.15 New Haven 265 Mash East Salsibury Vuta V & R Farming P/L
518.1475 266 Mash East Wedza Chard Always Farm P/L 2530.2528 267 Mash East
Wedza Fels Estate Lily Farms P/L 1990.8475 268 Mash East Wedza Nyeri H S Nel
3059.926 269 Mash East Wedza Oaklahoma L Smith 1916.2053 270 Mash East
Marondera Camdele Farm Gilbert Anthony Hutchins 799.1957 ha 271 Mash East
Marondera Lizziesdale Edward A D Finaughty 1221.6285 272 Mash East Marondera
Malabar Malibar farm P/L 284.67 ha 273 Mash East Marondera Moendu of
Longlands G H westhoff & Son P/L 509.5 ha 274 Mash East Marondera Wantage
of Tarara of T K Tsodzo 106.8809 ha Wenimbe 275 Mash East Mrewa
Koodoo Range Koodoo Range P/L 1033.7882 276 Mash East Mrewa Mangwende
Francesco Bongoivanni 1172,2822 277 Mash East Mrewa Paradise Edward B Hodgson
1942 ha 278 Mash East Mrewa Rufaro Acrefair P/L 1268.5 ha 279 Mash East
Mrewa Springdale Phllip Wal raven 1432.29 ha 280 Mash West Chegutu French
hoek Ellingham inv P/L 581.8641 281 Mash West Chegutu Lourie Estate Fred
Wolstenholme 541.41 ha 282 Mash West Hartley Abhor Coetzee Wicklow Estates
P/L 404.0757 283 Mash West Hartley Amberly Heathbrookent 376.226 284 Mash
West Hartley Ardlui Extension of Oldham J L & L A Delport 327.98 285 Mash
West Hartley Berkley Berkley Estates 5129.44 286 Mash West Hartley Budes Sam
De Villers 68.68 287 Mash West Hartley Clifford Estate Alison Farms P/L
1426.7815 ha 288 Mash West Hartley Denore Mafuti P/L 653.052 289 Mash West
Hartley East Mdena J W Mells 508.7900 290 Mash West Hartley Ezinthabeni
Robert Peight 4305.53 291 Mash West Hartley Farm of Rederna Hopeful Farm P/L
984.2300 292 Mash West Hartley Faun of Rederna Hopeful Farm P/L Repitition
984.23 293 Mash West Hartley Greendale B Landale Estate 1241.5615 294 Mash
West Hartley Hampton Shepton Estates 647.53 295 Mash West Hartley John
O'Groat Yafforth Enterprises P/L 669.514 ha 296 Mash West Hartley Larhone
Bruparo 2201.32 297 Mash West Hartley Lily P H Umali 498.49 298 Mash West
Hartley Little knots of Glenside A Peter Joseph Moor 309.4773 299 Mash
West Hartley Lonekope Otto Investments P/L 379.38 300 Mash West Hartley Lot 3
of Crown Ranch H Visangi Investments 42.82 301 Mash West Hartley Lot 5 of
Crown Ranch Mafuti P/L 1214.05 302 Mash West Hartley Lot 6 of Crown Ranch M
Crowshow 303 Mash West Hartley Lowood Ronald H Speight 993.19 304 Mash
West Hartley Lynfield Shepton Estates 218.93 305 Mash West Hartley Northwood
M J Mason 1143.0269 306 Mash West Hartley Oldham Oldham Estates P/L 307
Mash West Hartley Priddy Shepton Estates 456.468 308 Mash West Hartley R/E of
Lincoln Thomas Fredrick Thompson 1220.8653 309 Mash West Hartley Railway Farm
26 Wynand Karel Beauidenhout 4880.51 310 Mash West Hartley Richmond Shepton
Estates 472.47 311 Mash West Hartley Satidza Portion Kirtsdown P/l
857.379 312 Mash West Hartley Shepton Fam Shepton Estates 254.15 313 Mash
West Hartley Sherwood Brian Anthony Creswell 765.16 314 Mash West Hartley
Sillery John McCleary Beattie 1150.65 315 Mash West Hartley Stoomop Johannes
Jacobus 464.94 316 Mash West Hartley Sunflower farm Donnington farm Pvt Ltd
114.8376 317 Mash West Hartley Tankatara Vee Ranch P/L 659.98 318 Mash
West Hartley Tiverton Estate and Farnham farm P/L and 1426.1026 and
Farnham farm Tiverton farm P/L 763.8600 319 Mash West Kadoma Blue Grass R
Melville 2996.32 320 Mash West Kadoma Cherrybank Beatties Investments P/L
100.27 321 Mash West Kadoma Coryton/Lidford Inspan Investments P/L
1290 322 Mash West Kadoma Croft Shepton Estates 211.402 323 Mash West
Kadoma Elg 10 C Lubbe Investments P/L 680.075 324 Mash West Kadoma Glenview
Raath Brothers P/L 7694.0000 325 Mash West Kadoma Hazelmare A C Lubbe
Investments P/L 585 326 Mash West Kadoma Molina Ranch Molina Ranch
6965.01 327 Mash West Kadoma Normandy North Dennys Hahn 689.278 328 Mash
West Kadoma Protea of White Waters Melville Farming Ent P/L 304.83 329
Mash West Kadoma R/E of Acton Hancha P/L 361.053 330 Mash West Kadoma
Skoonveld F R O HM 607.03 331 Mash West Kadoma West Wood A C Lubbe
Investments P/L 719.47 332 Mash West Kadoma White Waters Ronald Melville
Farming 691.31 Ent P/L 333 Mash West Kadoma Varkpan John McCleary
Beattie 760.1755 334 Mash West Karoi Naba Mr Sutton 1258.6003 335 Mash
West Karoi Tununu Estate J T Tucker 541.73 336 Mash West Lomagundi Bessyvale
Grange C & R Pearke P/L 1058.99 337 Mash West Lomagundi Bicleighvale J E
A Bernard Sons (Pvt) Ltd 3298.3100 338 Mash West Lomagundi Blaauwvlei
Blaauwvlei (Pvt) Ltd 1408.9608 339 Mash West Lomagundi Chenene C R Horsley
P/L 497.94 340 Mash West Lomagundi Chininga McClelland W M J 560.53 341
Mash West Lomagundi Chitatu T Lendrum Farming P/L 782 342 Mash West Lomagundi
Cleeve Kachuzi P/L 651.3391 343 Mash West Lomagundi Clent E A Edwards
989.5353 344 Mash West Lomagundi Devonia Estate A Gregson-Aiicott
1574.0675 345 Mash West Lomagundi Dumalani R S Van Rensburg &
1132.54 Sons P/L 346 Mash West Lomagundi Estelle of Alpha Hunter
Coetzee 567.1565 347 Mash West Lomagundi Fairplay A Farm Caredon Farm P/L
742.5400 348 Mash West Lomagundi Finland W H Page 4124.9909 349 Mash West
Lomagundi Funnel of Chenene Wilfun Farm P/L 3035.8000 350 Mash West Lomagundi
Gambuli Ranch Machipisa Farming Est P/L 6587.6753 351 Mash West Lomagundi
Glen Ladybank Farming P/L 813.5722 352 Mash West Lomagundi Gordonia A
Lomagundi Junction P/L 501.47 353 Mash West Lomagundi Great Gain Great Gain
P/L 1370.21 354 Mash West Lomagundi Green Valley E C Pott 83.04 355 Mash
West Lomagundi Groenvlei Highway Farming Porperties 4893.6100
P/L 356 Mash West Lomagundi Groot Vlei A & A Farming P/.L 532.86 357
Mash West Lomagundi Kanami Estate Kamani EstateP/L 2753.33 ha 258 Mash West
Lomagundi kapeta Romwe F A Meyer 3005.0900 359 Mash West Lomagundi Kapfundi
farm P J P Van Der Westhuize 981.71 and Son P/L 360 Mash West
Lomagundi Kapiti Kuti Estate P/L 1166.24 361 Mash West Lomagundi Kermanshah
Estate A Fleming & Son P/L 704.2249 362 Mash West Lomagundi Kings Peak of
Hiltop Farm Kingspeak Farm P/L 647.4838 363 Mash West Lomagundi Kismate
Estates Johann Steyl 2503.21 364 Mash West Lomagundi Longmead Joseph
Camberlain Cullis 2817.3068 365 Mash West Lomgaundi Loramie KIH Enterprises
P/L 919.17 366 Mash West Lomagundi Lot 1 of Dunphaile Dunphaile Farm P/L
566.25 ha 367 Mash West Lomagundi Lot 3 of Hunyani Pen Nichole & Sons P/L
1488.2713 368 Mash West Lomagundi Machiti/Dora T Michael Smith 815.1 369
Mash West Lomagundi Magondi farm S J Smith 1283.3667 370 Mash West Lomagundi
Maningwa Est Konami Estate P/L 1317.77 ha 371 Mash West Lomagundi Mpanda S J
Brown 137.42 372 Mash West Lomagundi Mukamba Estate T D Deere 373 Mash
West Lomagundi Mutombois Cecil Nye Maskell 374 Mash West Lomagundi Myami
Moendu Moendu Machipisa Farming Est P/L 11990.0476 Extn Chiota
Makamba Tsununu 375 Mash West Lomagundi Mwanga B W H Page P/L
404.766 376 Mash West Lomagundi Makisa Makisa Farm P/L 1001.517 377 Mash
West Lomagundi Nidderdale W J Cluston 982.4718 378 Mash West Lomagundi R/E of
Dunphaile (Lamonte) Stephanus Francous de 566.25 ha Freit de
Roux 379 Mash West Lomagundi R/E of Hillpass Nyamatiwa P/L 1149.15 ha 380
Mash West Lomagundi R/E of Mowe Flats R and D Farming P/L 357.48 ha 381 Mash
West Lomagundi R/E of Southend P I Hosley 809.34 382 Mash West Lomagundi R/E
of Stratford A & J Farms P/L 620.7204 383 Mash West Lomagundi Rem of
Hunyani Philip Edwards Roberts 1864.511 384 Mash West Lomagundi Rem of Gwina
Nibrob holdings P/L 701.3146 385 Mash West Lomagundi Renfield Van Der Merwe
836.3100 386 Mash West Lomagundi Romsey M T Freewe 754.11 387 Mash West
Lomagundi Ruffstone S J Brown 358.66 388 Mash West Lomagundi Rukoba Estate
Stockfield Farms P/L 1719.018 acres 389 Mash West Lomagundi Somos farm Becket
Ballaway 575.58 390 Mash West Lomagundi Shubara Shubara Ranch P/l
1038.6495 391 Mash West Lomagundi Tchetchenini William Patrick Ricthison
2541.2891 392 Mash West Lomagundi Temperly Farm Kurimani Estates P/L
602.4014 393 Mash West Lomagundi Thurbar Thurbar P/L 534 394 Mash West
Lomagundi Tranmore L G Thomas P/L 744.28 395 Mash West Lomagundi Umboe Jacob
Janiel Marals 15000 396 Mash West Lomagundi Ziroto Ziroro Farm P/L
524.39 397 Mash West Lomagundi Natalia Natalia Farm P/L 915.6178 ha 398
Mash West Lomagundi Sligo Natalia Farm P/L 915.6178 ha 399 Mash West
Lomagundi Sigaro and Sirago South Joseph Lancelot Kennedy 873.3686 ha 58.2432
ha 400 Mash West Urungwe Beltane Belltrees Enterprises P/L 317.8067 401
Mash West Urungwe Chisapi Fulfield Farms P/L 0.3605 402 Mash West Urungwe
Fumeira Estate Tengwe Estate 582.52 403 Mash West Urungwe Garowa W Tiltman
1095.42 404 Mash West Urungwe Gwihwa P W Dawson Pvt Ltd 543.07 405 Mash
West Urungwe Halsted Lazy K Ranching P/L 1424.447 ha 406 Mash West Urungwe
Hillandale Mikwichi P/L 976.48480 407 Mash West Urungwe Kurekura Tombengwe
Estates P/L 1169.34 408 Mash West Urungwe Koyogle Tesson P/L 811.03 409
Mash West Urungwe Moyale farm M B Hellam P/L 1312.15 410 Mash West Urungwe
Msuku farm Strydom farming P/L 616.52 411 Mash West Urungwe Nduba H
Terblanche 926.24 412 Mash West Urungwe Nicotina Tarquinnia Farms P/L
398.1981 413 Mash West Urungwe Paradys Paradys Farm P/L 684.3579 414 Mash
West Urungwe Pelele Richlin P/L 831.15 415 Mash West Urungwe Pollux C G
Manson P/L 596.72 416 Mash West Urungwe Rufaro Avalon Estate P/L 992.55
ha 417 Mash West Urungwe Rufaro Avalon Estate P/L 992.55 418 Mash West
Urungwe Shambatungwe J M Du Preeze 731.76 419 Mash West Urungwe Tengwe 122
Stirrup P/L 356.1375 420 Mash West Urungwe Tengwe 74 Stirrpu P/L
288.42 421 Mash West Urungwe Tengwe 85A K S Phillip 487.2339 ha 422 Mash
West Zvimba Cango A J Breytenbach 404.6785 423 Mash West Zvimba Mokonono
Leathermar Investments 835.63 424 Mash West Zvimba Shipton Dultich Estate
642.3100 425 Mash West Zvimba Shipton Dulrich 642.3900 426 Mash West
Zvimba St Lucia St Lucia Estates P/L 517.89 427 Mash West Zvimba Taunto P E
Roberts 1360.88 428 Mash West Zvimba Weltvrede Harold Morton Passmore
1509.6500 429 Mash West Zvimba Western Ridge Doorman (Mr) 421.8129 430
Mash West Hartley Concession Hill Edward Gundry P/L 303.54 431 Masvingo
Bikita Bangala Ranch Bangalan Ranch P/L 9652.1 432 Masvingo Bikita Melrose
Ranch Safari River 1816.3569 433 Masvingo Bikita Mukazi ranch Dollywafon
Investments P/.L 11454.2507 434 Masvingo Bikita Mukwazi River Ranch Wenhope
P/L 16590.5 435 Masvingo Chilimanzi Nuwejaar J P La Grange 2851.0558
ha 436 Masvingo Gutu Appin D C Odendaal 528.07 437 Masvingo Gutu Blyth
Dirk C Odendaal 1540/7476 438 Masvingo Gutu Denholm D C Odendaal
493.4186 439 Masvingo Gutu Edgar Ridge Dirk Cornelius Odendaal 1486.0588
ha 440 Masvingo Gutu Eyrie Farm Hendric Stephanus Veldman 800.48 441
Masvingo Gutu Geluck farm Jacobus Gerhardus Jorner 856.9306 442 Masvingo Gutu
Goeie Hoop Thomas Johannes Nel 1886.0428 acres 443 Masvingo Gutu Good Luck
Sepbell Investments P/L 1320.99 ha 444 Masvingo Gutu Howden Farm J
Bezuidenhout 6630.249 445 Masvingo Gutu Lauder Stephanus Veldman 741.7400
ha 446 Masvingo Gutu Leyburn DC Odendal 1412.79 ha 447 Masvingo Gutu Lorn
Cornelius Johannes 1978.4610 ha Odendaal 448 Masvingo Gutu Lorn Farm
Cornelius Johannes 1978.461 Odendaal 449 Masvingo Gutu Lot 1 of
Eastdale Est Wiloughbys Consolidated 18519.8909acres Co Ltd 450
Masvingo Gutu Malton Farm Mastar Master Bezuidenhout 13305.602 451 Masvingo
Gutu Merlin D C Odendaal 624.4 ha 452 Masvingo Gutu Neville Jacobus Daniel
Nel (JNR) 696.63 ha 453 Masvingo Gutu Ripley Thomas Johannes
543.03 Bezuidehant 454 Masvingo Gutu Straspey D C Odendaal
914.33 455 Masvingo Gutu Welwart Farm Jacob Gerhadus Jovner 1402.36 456
Masvingo Gutu Willaud Cornelius Johannes 1245.1417 ha Odendaal 457
Masvingo Gutu Woodlands Danie Jacobus Thema 972.15 458 Masvingo Gutu Wrangley
Hendrick Stephanus Neldman 813.69 459 Masvingo Gutu Condor A Dirk C Odendaal
2015.6249 460 Masvingo Mwenezi Alternburg of Nuanetsi Daniel Jacobus
Roux 5845.6582 Ranch A 461 Masvingo Mwenezi Bubye River Ranchj
Bubye River Ranch 11998.8842 462 Masvingo Mwenezi Flora Jacob J Theron
12894.4100 463 Masvingo Mwenezi Kyalamin Ranch of Richwell Car Sales (Pvt)
Ltd 4249.1200ha Znagaga Portion Of Nuanetsi 464 Masvingo
Mwenezi Lot 12 of Nuanetsi Ranch A Raymond Roth 843.562 ha 465 Masvingo
Mwenezi Lot 20 of Lot 12 Rudolf Erasmus 820.4300 ha 466 Masvingo Mwenezi Lot
26 of Nuanetsi Ranch A De Vos Ranching (Pvt) Ltd 872.2700 ha 467 Masvingo
Mwenezi Nkomati of Nuanetsi Ranch Lowveldt Farms P/L 2765.1324 468
Masvingo Mwenezi Nuanetsi Chipingayi Estates 5220 469 Masvingo Mwenezi
Santidza Portion of Nuanetsi Chipangai Estate P/L 5220 Ranch 470
Masvingo Mwenezi Stelmarcoe Ranch C P Investments P/L 41.203.887 471 Masvingo
Mwenezi Umfula Ranch of Nuanetsi Umfula Ranch Pvt Ltd 16308.5447
Ranch A 472 Masvingo Ndanga Boni-Domi Petros Jacobus Potgieter
1705.9067 473 Masvingo Ndanga Dawkusg N & B Holdings P/L 4132.05 474
Masvingo Ndanga Ngwane Ranch Ring Finger Estate P/L 2059.825 475 Masvingo
Ndanga R/E of Essenby Buffalo Range Ranching P/L 12134.292 476 Masvingo
Nganga Shallock Park A O Mcmurdon P/L 2032.4500 477 Masvingo Ndanga
Vreenumberg A O Mcmurdon P/L 1339.6800 478 Masvingo Ndanga Yetton C Stockill
825.6600 479 Masvingo Victoria Barkly Ian Fraser Dott 739.1937 480
Masvingo Victoria Chatsworth Estate C Erasmus P/L 5578 481 Masvingo Victoria
Elands Kop Osman Habid Khan 8588.021 482 Masvingo Victoria Grange Grange
Farms P/L 2611 ha 483 Masvingo Victoria Ibeka Yvonne Gordad 1056.42 484
Masvingo Victoria Mara C Stockill 825.6600 485 Masvingo Victoria R/E of
Victoria Ranch Femax Darry P/L 790.3 486 Masvingo Victoria Riverside Bryan
Wilson Murdock 1349.0000 487 Masvingo Victoria Springfields Osman Habid Khan
2171.8129 488 Masvingo Victoria Vlakfontein J Khan 1284.81 489 Masvingo
Victoria Wayne A D Mitchell 960.76 490 Mat North Bubi Aukland Meilkes Randh
P/L 2207.75 491 Mat North Bubi Blackwaters Estate Allan Ent (Pvt) Ltd 5029.01
ha 492 Mat North Bubi Drysdale Farm Mako Lumber P/L 25976.1077 493 Mat
North Bubi Egypt Meikles Ranch P/L 2615.91 494 Mat North Bubi Fair Burns W H
Elliot & Sons P/L 1126.723 495 Mat North Bubi Farm 16 Roberts Block
Sommer Ranching P/L 604.41 496 Mat North Bbui Farm 17 Roberts Block Sommer
Ranching P/L 606.7227 497 Mat North Bubi Farm 18 Roberts Block Sommer
Ranching P/L 504.8931 498 Mat North Bubi Gourlays Block 20837.9934 499 Mat
North Bubi Hamilton Meikles Ranch P/L 2567.34 500 Mat North Bubi Lot 1 &
Lot 9 of Lower B & C Davies 101.5763 Nondwane 501 Mat North Bubi
Lynes Meikles Ranch P/L 2609.6721 502 Mat North Bubi Muhlotshwane Origo
Investments P/L 415.9254 503 Mat North Bubi Redlands Valley DWB & C
Nicholas 4349.4985 504 Mat North Bubi S/D of Gravesand Origo Inv P/L
1012.664 505 Mat North Bubi S/D of Battlefields Battlefields Ranches
P/L 2568.3200 506 Mat North Bulawayo Umgusa Irrigation Lot 6 Nicholas
Peter Stipinovich 28.4 ha 507 Mat North Bulalemamangwe Huntingdonf farm D
FELDMAN Ranching Co P/l 1284.78 508 Mat North Bulawayo Dikosh R H Greaves
P/L 2882.7146 509 Mat North Bulawayo Grttos Schuur Rhodesia & Rhodesia
20410.6012 Bechuanaland P/L 510 Mat North Bulawayo Mt Pleasant R H
Greaves (Pvt) Ltd 6266.9847 ha 511 Mat North Bulawayo Pontngwadd H Dondo
& J Butler 1870.2968 512 Mat North Bulawayo Redwood Park Redwood Park P/L
2293.137acres 513 Mat North Bulawayo S/D of Piooner Block Selmour Helfer
P/L 3753.997ha 514 Mat North Bulawayo S/D of Helensvale M W Chennels
1208.2687 515 Mat North Bulawayo S/D of Helenvale Block Umguza Valley
Estates 660.49 ha (Pvt) Ltd 516 Mat North Bulawayo S/D of
Helenvale Umgusa Valles Estates P/L 418.14 mor 517 Mat North Bulawayo S/D
S of Helenvale M W Channels 687.8079 518 Mat North Bulawayo Sandstone and
Taradale Mindoro Ranch (Pvt) Ltd 6211.4512 Farms 519 Mat North
Bulawayo Umguza Irrigation Lot 32 Thelma DD Audin 4047 520 Mat North Bulawayo
Umbusa Irrigation Lot 12 Madrisa (Pvt) Ltd 86.27 acres 521 Mat North
Bulawayo Umguza Irrigation Lot 22 Madrisa (Pvt) Ltd 120.62 ha 522 Mat
North Bulawayo Umkien Farm Union Cold Storage of 1628.1800 South
Africa 523 Mat North Hwange Antinette Antinette Estates 2569.61 524 Mat
North Hwange Bindonvale Docket 1128.1 525 Mat North Hwange Carlisa Docket
858.16 526 Mat North Hwange Good Luck Ranch Good Lock Safari Co P/L
8004.6200 527 Mat North Hwange Maikri Matetsi Ranching 64.256 528 Mat
North Lupane Lot 3 & 4 Karna Block Karma Estates P/L 9500 529 Mat North
Nyamandhlovu Alicedale Sparkling Water Properties 2604.36 P/L 530
Mat North Nyamandhlovu Bells Little Red Properties P/L 2486.8698 531 Mat
North Nyamandhlovu Billars Little Red Properties P/L 2586.5132 532 Mat North
Nyamandhlovu Bblackwreath B C Grill 2935 morgen 533 Mat North Nyamandhlovu
Doone Valley Est Abel D Gangary 1106.6744 534 Mat North Nyamandhlovu East
Junction Walter V Herbst 2419.14 535 Mat North Nyamandhlovu Genfariff Jungle
Properties P/L 1330.48 536 Mat North Nyamandhlovu Imvami Sparkling Water
Properties P/L1852.6689 537 Mat North Nyamandhlovu Manondo Samunya Farming
P/L 1029.68 538 Mat North Nyamandhlovu Porter Junpor P/L 1295.93 539 Mat
North Nyamandhlovu Redleaf A C A Tredgold 2084.11 540 Mat North Nyamandhlovu
Saefield Estate River Bricks Queque P/L 15031.29 541 Mat North
Nyamandhlovu Semunyu Semunyu Properties P/L 542 Mat North Nyamandhlovu
Tredgold C A Tredgold 2984.11 543 Mat North Nyamandhlovu Ulindi Somwina
Farming 1304.16 544 Mat North Nyamandhlovu West Junction M Khumalo
3032.25 545 Mat North Nyamandhlovu Carlsvale Yvonne Sharpe, Olive
1284.3600 Antony Sharp 546 Mat North Nyamandhlovu Cawston Grange
Block Cawston Block P/L 1269.03 ha 547 Mat North Nyamandhlovu Dingwalla
Chrystamel Ranch P/L 28232.75 ha 548 Mat North Nyamandhlovu Drysdale Telray
Holdings P/L 2526.0387 ha 549 Mat North Nyamandhlovu Glencurragh of Inyokene
William Michael Parrywood 1160.7047 550 Mat North Nyamandhlovu Harlesden
Farm of Reuben Pilossof 1215.8177 Nyamandlovu 551 Mat North
Nyamandhlovu Imvani Sparkling Water Properties P/L1852.6689 ha 552 Mat
North Nyamandhlovu Manaza Stunala Ranching P/L 2501.1250 ha 553 Mat North
Nyamandhlovu Maryland Kannebee Farm P/L 2196.2537 554 Mat North Nyamandhlovu
Moorito Paul Gregory Pilossof 405.3439 555 Mat North Nyamandhlovu Umguza
Block Cold Storage Commission 10005.4700 556 Mat North Nyamandhlovu West
Junction Farm Madholi Khumalo 3032.2500 557 Mat North Umguza Condene
Knitefray Investments P/L 266.22 ha 558 Mat South Beitbridge Jopembi Lot 9 B
K Cawood 8568.7 559 Mat South Beitbridge Nuanetsi Ranche A Sentiel Ranches
P/l 5817.03 560 Mat South Beitbridge Wedza & Wenezi Block Benlynian (Pvt)
Ltd 5668.0000 561 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Arbedour (S/D of Sundown) E R
York & Company P/L 3729.93 562 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Bennachie Farm
J Skinner Company P/L 1678.5183 563 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Boxwell Farm
J J Colony and Sons P/L 428.2633 564 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Chantrey Estate
J Skimmers and Company P/L2546.5993 565 Mat South Bulalimamangwe
Doublevale White Light Investment P/L 1293.59 566 Mat South Bulalimamangwe
Edenvale Ashnole Inv Trust Ltd 2624.25 567 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Fairview
E R York & Co 438.14 568 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Goodhope Dornock Estate
P/L 2504.1162 ha 569 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Hannavale A F York
2624.25 570 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Hay Grange Rovert Harry Warren
McGee 2569.5542 571 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Home Ernest James Rosenfels
5138.2897 572 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Horbort South Elmon Ent 1284.7700
ha 573 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Kalanga Government of Colony 2694.7598
ha 574 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Kwite Bar E Ranching Co P/L 2326.7426 575
Mat South Bulalimamangwe Leighwoods C and D Eileen Dodgshan
Neil 2197.0635 576 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Maholi Bor E Ranching Co P/L
2569.5542 ha 577 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Manama Colarado Estates P/L 1046.25
ha 578 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Manaro Noel Eric York 2112.7401 ha 579 Mat
South Bulalimamangwe Monearn Colorado Estates P/L 1251.0000 ha 580 Mat South
Bulalimamangwe Paul's Rest B George Darkin 1131.02 581 Mat South
Bulalimamangwe Peace Farm Dornock Estate P/L 2624.489 ha 582 Mat South
Bulalimamangwe Prescotts B Farm W Thompson Robertson P/L 3376 ha 583 Mat
South Bulalimamangwe R/E of Megeers Lucks Fredrick Ian Harding Nesbit
4282526 584 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Shrigley Noel Eric York 2565.8500
ha 585 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Sterkfontein Jabulani Mlalazi 2577.5055
ha 586 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Stylfontein Seidle Trading Co P/L
1284.5079 ha 587 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Summit Farm J Skinner Company
P/L 29.931 588 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Wunda H H S M A A and Waldman
2481.71 589 Mat South Bulalimamangwe Westfield Ranh Westfiled Farm Holdings
P/L 1207.9657 590 Mat South Gwanda Boulder Creek Ext Boulder Creek P/L
495.89436 ha 591 Mat South Gwanda Burnt Kraal Rogers Brothers & Son P/L
5980.1400 592 Mat South Gwanda Corner Rnch F A Stewart P/L 2569.617 ha 593
Mat South Gwanda Dwala Ranch Dwala Ranching Co P/L 9984.7500 594 Mat South
Gwanda Georgia Farm George Hunt & Sons P/L 9916.3200 595 Mat South Gwanda
Janee Ranch Basil Roy Stein 15247.2800 596 Mat South Gwanda Macaulays Ranch
Macaulays Ranch P/L 2646.78 ha 597 Mat South Gwanda Mashura Ranch Cornelius
Hermanus Visser 12625.91 ha 598 Mat South Gwanda Meeting Farm George Hunt
& Sons Pvt 2569.5741 599 Mat South Gwanda Mjeni F A Stewart P/L 856.8506
ha 600 Mat South Gwanda Mkashi Ranch Late Alfred Lourie Rochat 10088.72
ha 601 Mat South Gwanda Mvani F A Stewart P/L 2569.6426 ha 602 Mat South
Gwanda R/E of Oakley Block 188166.5189 Mtanye Ranch 603 Mat South
Gwanda Reta Ranch J G B Ranching P/L 8742.59.04 604 Mat South Gwanda River
Block Faylis Ranching 5213.224 605 Mat South Gwanda Rooiberg Ladi Ranch P/L
2623.77 ha 606 Mat South Gwanda Sibuntuli Thomas Goven Canolly 3031.23
morgens 607 Mat South Gwanda Sipuma Basil Roy Steyn 1876.9563 608 Mat
South Gwanda Southill Ranch gwelo Land and Minerals P/L 23809.206 609 Mat
South Insiza Cala Estate Idaere Ranching P/L 4804.1084 610 Mat South Insiza
Ferncreek James Ross Goddard 1443.6383 ha 611 Mat South Insiza Field Reawick
Engineers P/L 3313.9112 ha 612 Mat South Insiza Longila Longila P/L 734.1
ha 613 Mat South Insiza Meikle Johns Right of G E M Ashburner 1284.77
Umchikwe Block 614 Mat South Insiza Mount Royal David Seymour Heffer 2832.76
ha 615 Mat South Insiza N'Dunanombi Meikles Ranches P/L 1347.2072 ha 616
Mat South Insiza Nelly's Vlei James Ross Goddard 1293.9133 ha 617 Mat South
Insiza Obocooso Helfer Properties 1296.3608 618 Mat South Insiza S/D B of
Pioneer Block Pexulu Ranch P/L 1400.9108 ha 619 Mat South Insiza Shangani
Farm The Openheimer Ranches Ltd 112.1962 ha 620 Mat South Insiza Thornville
Harry Desmond Bawden 2569.5541 ha 621 Mat South Matobo Betzeba Betezaba
Estate 1736.9378 ha 622 Mat South Matobo Dope Duke Ferdnandi Ernest
2569.5527 Pieter Cloete and Dylan 623 Mat South Matobo Eskadale
Portion of Safari Land Taxidermy 1301.0466 ha Vreighvight
South 624 Mat South Matobo Famona Gameston Enterprises P/L 658.84 ha 625
Mat South Matobo Goieie Hoop Cornelius Van Vuuren 3173.8766 ha 626 Mat South
Matobo Holi Sibuntuli Investments Co Ltd 1268.6174 ha 627 Mat South Matobo La
Concorde Andrew John White and Mart 2621.28 ha 628 Mat South Matobo Luma
Andrew Colony 2848.7747 ha 629 Mat South Matobo Mt Edgecombe Rhodian Ranching
Co P/L 6420.409 mor 630 Mat South Matobo Reverswood Noel Erick York
5169.9672 631 Mat South Matobo Sandown North Maxmary Farms P/L 7964.83
ha 632 Mat South Matobo Store Sembukwe P/L 6349.5850 acres 633 Mat South
Matobo Toko North Rudolf Dun 1284.78 ha 634 Mat South Matobo Victory Crawford
Ranching 2996.6333 ha 635 Mat South Matobo Vimbi Malundi Ranching P/L
2576.253 ha 636 Mat South Matobo Vreighvight Andrew John White and 2279.11
ha Martin Geoffrey White 637 Mat South Matobo Vreighvight South
Taxidermy P/L 1301.05 ha 638 Midlands Charter Groenelke of Ermelo of Mooi
River Estate P/L 404.77 ha Lot 1 of Sherwood 639 Midlands
Chilimanzi Chishuku Agricon Garming 4285 ha 640 Midlands Chilimanzi
Granitevale Farm J M Erasmus 1053 641 Midlands Chilimanzi Makuti Panda
Matenka 6580.830 ha 642 Midlands Chilimanzi Nyombe Indibreed P/L 1243.20
ha 643 Midlands Chilimanzi Rhidesia Estate A Meg Rennie Macdonald
2766.5104 Elaasen 644 Midlands Chilimanzi Vosges J M Erasmus
913.0482 645 Midlands Gwelo Aberfoyle Block Aberfoyle Block P/L
4341.79 646 Midlands Gwelo Belgrave Farm C M Zaratmann P/L 1761.39 647
Midlands Gwelo Boulder Beacon Tourie Farms P/L 1826.8797 648 Midlands Gwelo
Braakelagte of Dewhurst Kyrialos Hariton Trakoshis 1173.798 ha 649
Midlands Gwelo Bucks Portion of the Farm G W Van Der Nerwe 641.0874 Fife
Scott Block 650 Midlands Gwelo Cinderella of Choko Block Benjamin Peter
Zietsman 1475.6408 651 Midlands Gwelo Clearwater Trojan nickel Mine Ltd
615.6800 ha 652 Midlands Gwelo Cumberland Clifton Down ME,LS, M, RRM, &
Colin 916.995 Maclean 653 Midlands Gwelo Daisyfield Maitetu (Pvt)
Ltd 471.51 ha 654 Midlands Gwelo Derbyshire of Fife Scott Block Tarma Co P/L
1732 ha 655 Midlands Gwelo Die Weivelde Farm of Lot 1 N J Nel and Sons
856.523 Of Sherwood Block 656 Midlands Gwelo Doornhoek West Rapid P/L
428.259 657 Midlands Gwelo Durmond C G Botha 733.5306 658 Midlands Gwelo
East Lynne Farm B And G Farm P/L 1949.574 659 Midlands Gwelo Fairview A
Jacobus Hermul Bakkes 540.79 ha 660 Midlands Gwelo Fallow Corner Mark Andrew
Heathcote 428.2600 ha 661 Midlands Gwelo Four Chums Block Ndabaningi Benjamin
921.4884 ha Busuman Nyoni 662 Midlands Gwelo Fourstreams of Vigers
J M Marshall 861.98 663 Midlands Gwelo Foxton Foxton Estate P/L 880.08 664
Midlands Gwelo Garuowen Willem Jacobus Smit 1343.8769 665 Midlands Gwelo Good
Luck Ptn of Good Hope S C Shaw P/L 644.52 ha 666 Midlands Gwelo Granite Farm
Tourie Farms P/L 856.52 667 Midlands Gwelo Graydene Independence Gold 1117.59
ha Mining P/L 668 Midlands Gwelo Hertfordshire of Fife Scott
Lourenco Enterprises P/L 820.2445 669 Midlands Gwelo Hillpath P R Hapelt
& Co P/L 521.27 670 Midlands Gwelo Insukamini D M A Johnson
1126.8008 671 Midlands Gwelo Julena Albertus jacobus Joubert 1780.8355
ha 672 Midlands Gwelo Kanuka Senate Farm P/L 631.5600 ha 673 Midlands
Gwelo Kenilworth B Heyval (Pvt) Ltd 482.2600 ha 674 Midlands Gwelo Kenilworth
C Mali Yethus (Pvt) Ltd 789.01 ha 675 Midlands Gwelo Kenilworth D Maliyethu
(Pvt) Ltd 856.5100 ha 676 Midlands Gwelo Lancashire of Fife Scott Romac Farms
P/L 685.6915 Block 677 Midlands Gwelo Larenvale Cecil Oaths Maclaren
1270.2160 678 Midlands Gwelo London of Fife Scott Block Est of Lydia
Treadocix 591.75 679 Midlands Gwelo Lot 1 of Grainthorpe C V Bermek 680
Midlands Gwelo Locknow S C Shaw P/L 800.012 ha 681 Midlands Gwelo Mandalay of
East Shangani Jamat P/L 1122.1500 ha Block 682 Midlands Gwelo
Marivalle Ranch Shonatanga Ranch P/L 10471.05 683 Midlands Gwelo Middleton
Ranch Rossant Investments P/L 1256.5 684 Midlands Gwelo Mlizu A G Franceys
1906.0553 685 Midlands Gwelo Mopani Park R J Van De Berg 3559.75 686
Midlands Gwelo Neemour Portion of Goko Warm Waters Farm P/L 1214.0309
Block 687 Midlands Gwelo Netherburn Ceci Oaths Maclaren 1299.3380 688
Midlands Gwelo Nettlethorn of Main Belt Block Nettlethorn Farm P/L 1581.29
ha 689 Midlands Gwelo Ngamo Anchor Ranching Ipvt) Ltd 4146.74 ha 690
Midlands Gwelo Nubble of Choko Block Panie Botha 1618.71 ha 691 Midlands
Gwelo Oxfordshire farm L A M Coetsee 292.312 692 Midlands Gwelo R/E of Grain
Thorpe Farm 693 Midlands Gwelo Radway Radway Costas Raft 2354.303 694
Midlands Gwelo Remainder of Ruby Block S O Shaw P/L 22362.1457 695 Midlands
Gwelo Riplemead of Dawsons Ann Lourens 856.6137 ha 696 Midlands Gwelo
Riversdale Estate ME,LS M, RRM & Colin 3995.424 Maclean 697
Midlands Gwelo Rolling River Ranch Rolling River Ranch 8645.86 ha 698
Midlands Gwelo S/A of Vlakfontein Paul stephanus Viljoen 428.27 699 Midlands
Gwelo S/D A of Oaklands Edwin Locke Shaw 229.9084 700 Midlands Gwelo
Somabhula S P Schoults 832.2000 701 Midlands Gwelo Somerset Estate colleen
Linda Promme 2626.9366 702 Midlands Gwelo Seps Bona B & G Farms P/L
642.3600 ha 703 Midlands Gwelo Staffordshire Asphodel Farming P/L
177ha 704 Midlands Gwelo Staines Nousbiet Norman 1063.8247 ha 705 Midlands
Gwelo Sunnymeade Farm Sunnymeade P/L 706 Midlands Gwelo Triangle of Dopton
Cloverhill Farm P/L 246.6 707 Midlands Gwelo Vermont Portion of the Sunny
Mead P/L 1618.27 ha Main Belt 708 Midlands Gwelo Vungu North
Desparado Farming P/L 1284.7800 ha 709 Midlands Gwelo Vungu South Freda Mary
Kaschula 3174.89 ha 710 Midlands Gwelo Wonder Rock of Lot 2 Peter King Davies
87.9816 ha of Watershed Rock 711 Midlands Gwelo Woodridge of Main
Belt William John Rutledge 1562.29 Block 712 Midlands Gwelo Yorkshire
of Fife Scott Block Romac Farms P/L 730.263 713 Midlands Gweru Hazeldene of
Dawsons Ann Lourens 999.598 morgens 714 Midlands Gweru Kenilworth A A G
Franceys 1000.9 morgens 715 Midlands Gweru North Beldans Meikle Ranchers P/L
3069.52 morgens 716 Midlands Gweru Smith A G Franceys 1000.13 morgens 717
Midlands Gweru South Shangani Block Kirkdale Enterprises
P/L 8222.516morgen 718 Midlands Gweru Willow Run of East E H Smith 895.521
acres 719 Midlands Kwekwe Borrowdale R J 7 N J Van De Bergh 1834.55 ha 720
Midlands Kwekwe Congela Farm Parsha P/L 1183.6 721 Midlands Kwekwe
Delvillewood Delvillewood Estate P/L 1865.5 722 Midlands Kwekwe Ellesmere
Jurie Hendrick Wessels 1414.1898 ha 723 Midlands Kwekwe Erin Ranh Erin
Ranching Company P/L 2569.5539 724 Midlands Kwekwe Farm Moyo Moyo Ranching
Company P/L 8492.0000 725 Midlands Kwekwe Lindale Farm Deluillewood Estate
P/L 463.07 726 Midlands Kwekwe Loerraine Farm William Peter Heweltt
3288.0386 727 Midlands Kwekwe Long Valley of Belgravia Ian Alger Barry
990.384 ha 728 Midlands Kwekwe Lot 1 of Sherwood Block Eduan Estate P/L
680.7006 ha 729 Midlands Kwekwe Lot 3 of Oliphant of East Selvia Investments
P/L 309.15 Clare Block 730 Midlands Kwekwe Lot 4A of Sherwood
Block Mooi River Ranch 784.6600 Farm 731 Midlands Kwekwe Mananzva
Ranch James Baird P/L 4019.15 732 Midlands Kwekwe Marivalle Ranch Shonalanga
Ranch P/L 10471.0492 733 Midlands Kwekwe Maywood AA Midgley Properties P/L
4147.0655 734 Midlands Kwekwe Milsonia Ranch A Umshandinge Ranches P/L
10891.804 735 Midlands Kwekwe Mvurachena Eve Rosemary Barneth 1469.9053
ha 736 Midlands Kwekwe Oliphant Of East Clare Block Selvia Investments
P/L 385.4 737 Midlands Kwekwe Pauldale Lake Holdings P/L 3286.21 ha 738
Midlands Kwekwe Pitscottie Robert Derby Small 2558.1896 ha 739 Midlands
Kwekwe R/E of Moyo Erin Ranching Company 8492.0000 740 Midlands Kwekwe
Riverside of Sherwood Block Louville P/L 2935.29 741 Midlands Kwekwe Rockvale
Margaret Ann Vaughan 4103.6729 ha 742 Midlands Kwekwe S/d 1 of Groinike
Mooiriver Estate P/L 743 Midlands Kwekwe Southcum Lot 2 J A Bronkhurst
346.2247 ha 744 Midlands Kwekwe Sunnyside Malthar Ent 766.3124 ha 745
Midlands Kwekwe Umlala Park of East Clare Umlala Park P/L 1212.0100 ha 746
Midlands Kwekwe West Court Extension Erin Ranching Company
P/L 391.6343 747 Midlands Kwekwe West Court of The Main E M Ranching
Company P/L 388.9832 Belt Block 748 Midlands Kwekwe Woodlands
Michael H Field 2447.12 ha 749 Midlands Kwekwe Woodridge W J Rutledge
1562.2900 750 Midlands Mberengwa Altyre Farm Huckle Farms P/L
5258.2428 751 Midlands Mberengwa Bonstead H J Nelan Son P/L 2569.5613
ha 752 Midlands Mberengwa Brookland Texas Land and Cattle Co. 7637.995
ha Rhodesia P/L 753 Midlands Mberengwa Hippo Pool farm Ronard
Jordan Swannack 624.4 ha 754 Midlands Mberengwa Pepeluza Rodgers Brothers and
Son 634.61 ha P/L 755 Midlands Mberengwa Radway Costas Paft
2016.5030 756 Midlands Mberengwa Subdivision of Lou Estate Union Rhodhesia
Mining 2878.7863 757 Midlands Que Que Chinyika Ranch Chinyika Ranching Co.
P/L 8233.5504 ha 758 Midlands Que Que Merrivale Shonalanga Ranch P/L
10471.0492 759 Midlands Shurugwi Aasvoldraai Farm Percy Dzivakwe
1579.6700 760 Midlands Shurugwi Adams Farms Arstidis Michael 764.1700 761
Midlands Shurugwi Adare Farm Bruce Michael Rensburg 1360.7400 762 Midlands
Shurugwi Beacon Kop Farm R A Williams P/L 3256.5500 763 Midlands Shurugwi
Glen Tourie of Lancashire Peter John Tource Smith 809.3523
Estates 764 Midlands Shurugwi Gwenoro Gwenoro Farms (Pvt) 592.0964 765
Midlands Shurugwi Impaluli Farm Robert Spences Lenford 2396.6230 766 Midlands
Shurugwi Longton Farm Thomas Phillip Frammond 1197.8690 767 Midlands Shurugwi
Magakooshia Estate Falcon Gold Zimbabwe Ltd 2865.4300 768 Midlands
Shurugwi Mai `D' of Farm 885.0230 769 Midlands Shurugwi Reitfontein Of Welsh
Block V Halini 2569.6 770 Midlands Shurugwi Rem of Walsh Block Runde
Investments P/L 555.9014 ha 771 Midlands Shurugwi Remainder of Gwenoro of
Gwenoro Farms (Pvt) 1132.8130 Aberfoyle Block 772 Midlands
Shurugwi Retfontein of Walsh Block Victor Han 2569.6000 773 Midlands Shurugwi
S/D 3 of Aberfoyle Block Gwenoro Farms (Pvt) Ltd 953.4419 774 Midlands
Shurugwi Tibilikwe Farm Mrk Alan Shaw and Wdwin 2560.9900 D A 775
Midlands Shurugwi Treasure R S Rensford 2432.8867 776 Midlands Shurugwi
Tweefontein Sonia Aristides Michael 1798.5402 777 Midlands Shurugwi Zhaugwe
Estate Stanley Lawerence Valdal 2878.0645 778 Midlands Zvishavane Lundi Ranch
Manjere Ranches P/L 2273.6046 779 Midlands Zvishavane South Devon Manjere
Ranches P/L
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Governor reassures nation of enough cash for next 2
years
Business Reporter THERE is sufficient cash to sail Zimbabwe
through to 2006, Reserve Bank governor Dr Gideon Gono has said.
"We
would like to once again, reassure the financial sector and the general
public that the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has developed systems and
programmes that will ensure the country of adequate local currency supplies
to meet demand," the governor reiterated in his third quarter monetary
policy review report last Thursday.
"Available resources at hand -
currency and bearer cheques, as well as raw material stocks are adequate to
meet all the market requirements for cash well into 2006."
Zimbabwe
experienced serious cash shortages between May and September 2003.
The
inception of bearer cheques, as legal tender in September of that year,
alleviated the predicaments.
However, bearers would be phased out in
December 2005.
Dr Gono said even after the expiry of the bearer cheques
next year, Zimbabwe would be still be in a position to meet all its cash
requirements, and that there will not be a reincarnation of the 2003
situation.
He said, "there is, therefore, absolutely no need to panic, as
we are committed to ensuring that the country never experience the local
currency crisis witnessed last year."
Initially, bearer cheques were
meant to last for a six month period but their lifespan has been extended on
numerous occasions to meet demand.
Their extension to the close of next
year gives the central bank ample time to work on a roll over system that
will see the bearer cheques being phased out to be replaced by higher
denominations next year.
Business
Reporter RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor Dr Gideon Gono has attacked
some recipients of cheap funds under the central bank's Productive Sector
Facility (PSF) for abusing the facility meant to play a key role in the
economic turnaround process.
Some companies were diverting the funds
to pay shareholders and to give management hefty packages when, in fact, the
facility was meant to boost productivity.
Apart from declaring
dividends, some of the recipients have been making short-term investments on
the money market.
". . . it is disheartening to note that some corporates
have decided to declare hefty dividends well before making good their
borrowings under the concessional facilities.
"In some instances,
corporates are daring to declare fanfare dividends barely a few hours after
accessing concessional support on the back of their purported distress
calls," he said .
The declaration of dividends before honouring
outstanding loans exuded the highest level of corporate immorality and only
serve to undermine the policy effectiveness.
Dr Gono said there was
need for corporate morality on the use of the productive sector
facility.
In order to curb the abuse of the facility, the RBZ has called
back all the outstanding funds under the facility in cases of companies
which declared dividends post accessing PSF.
A deadline of November
30 has been given, failure to which the outstanding amounts equivalent to
dividends paid out will be converted to market interest rates.
"All
corporates wishing to declare and pay out dividends must ensure that they
first reimburse any amounts owing under PSF.
"Failure to do so would
automatically trigger a call back on all outstanding PSF
borrowings.
"These measures, which will be enforced religiously, are
meant to ensure that concessional funds are not diverted into non-productive
consumptive purposes which fuel inflation. This includes pockets of
shareholders," said Dr Gono.
However, it has also emerged that the
absence of a monitoring mechanism put the facility open to
abuse.
Companies have since the beginning of the year, been bailed out of
their financial distress through the PSF launched by RBZ.
A
cumulative amount totalling $2 058 trillion has so far been disbursed to
various sectors of the economy between January and September this year with
only $478 billion having been repaid.
This gives a repayment rate of
23,22 percent.
This is not the first time that beneficiaries of
concessional funds have abused the facilities and diverted the money to
other use.
Oil marketing companies were found wanting when they failed to
prove what they had used the foreign currency they received from RBZ for
when there was a critical fuel shortage.
Some farmers and commuter
omnibus operators last year opted to sell fuel they were getting at
subsidised rate at the parallel market.
Parliament urged to react to jailing of Zimbabwe
MP November 3, 2004
By Angela Quintal
South
Africa's parliament should refuse to have links with Zimbabwe while
opposition MP Roy Bennett continued to be held in prison, DA chief whip
Douglas Gibson said yesterday.
Giving notice of a motion in the
national assembly, Gibson drew parallels with the "scuffle" between the
MDC's Bennett and the Zimbabwean justice minister, Patrick Chinamasa, and an
incident in the national assembly in Cape Town.
He was
referring to the bout of fisticuffs between ANC MP Johnny de Lange and then
NNP MP Manie Schoeman. The pair were ordered to apologise to parliament,
with De Lange suspended for one day and Schoeman for five days.
Gibson noted that Bennett had pushed Chinamasa for alleging that his
ancestors were thieves and murderers, but had subsequently
apologised.
Despite this, the Zimbabwean parliament had imposed the
one-year prison sentence "which can only be described as grossly
disproportionate, vindictive, and an abuse of power", Gibson
said.
Gibson urged the department of foreign affairs and the SA
High Commission in Zimbabwe to convey the national assembly's dismay
regarding Bennett's sentence and urged the Zimbabwean parliament to impose
an appropriate sentence.
He also urged the assembly to call on
the UN, the Commonwealth, the Pan African Parliament and other multi-lateral
bodies to "communicate their dismay and disapproval of this persecution of a
member of parliament".
The House has yet to decide whether to
debate the Gibson motion.
The national assembly's foreign affairs
committee is due to be briefed on the political situation in Zimbabwe by
that country's High Commissioner today.
Meanwhile, parliament's
chief law adviser Dr Eshaam Palmer said the South African parliament did not
have any constitutional power to sentence an MP to imprisonment,` as this
was the prerogative of the judiciary. - Political Editor.
When the Zimbabwean opposition
leader Morgan Tsvangirai met President Thabo Mbeki for their "very long
meeting" he emerged later to say that he had had to "revise my attitude as
far as the attitude of President Mbeki to the Zimbabwe crisis is concerned".
Now, many of us are still left floundering at Mbeki's wisdom in continuing
with his course of quiet diplomacy on Zimbabwe, most because it is so quiet
that nobody knows what is going on.
And if informed sources are
to be believed, Mbeki did not hypnotise, threaten or profess miracles to
give Tsvangirai this about-turn. Instead, one could almost wholly ascribe
this to Tsvangirai maturing as a politician. He has learnt that it is one
thing to be principled and quite another to be a principled
politician.
Coming from a trade unionist background, the leader of
the opposition shot from the hip, being led by his firebrand instincts
rather than an idea of political nuance.
Tsvangirai seems to
have experienced his Damascus during his drawn-out treason trial which
curtailed his activities and utterances severely. For close on three years
he was also not able to travel outside Zimbabwe.
His first
action since being acquitted of treason charges last week was a visit to the
Southern African Development Community leaders, some of them the very same
people he pelted with abuse for not acting decisively against President
Robert Mugabe.
In curbing the MDC leader, the government of Mugabe
may well have done themselves a great disservice. For Tsvangirai, instead of
the opposition chihuahua so often accused of being "Blair's lapdog", he is
showing signs of a mature, thinking politician who may well emerge as a
credible choice for the multitude of Zimbabweans who find themselves looking
for that way forward. Tsvangirai has realised that in Southern Africa the
regional power's support will hold the MDC in greater stead than any amount
of condemnation of Mugabe that comes from Western powers.
China supports Zim's land reform 03/11/2004 02:05 -
(SA)
Harare - A Chinese envoy began a visit to Zimbabwe on Tuesday by
voicing support for President Robert Mugabe's land-reform programme and
saying western governments should not meddle in it.
Wu Bangguo, chair
of the standing committee of the National People's Congress of China said:
"We are opposed to the interference of foreign countries in this land
issue.
"The Chinese government supports and appreciates the reasons for
the land issue."
Wu was quoted by the New Ziana state news agency as
saying this to Zimbabwe's parliament speaker, Emmerson Mnangagwa, on the
first day of his visit.
Relations between Zimbabwe and several
western countries, particularly Britain, have soured in recent years over
its land reforms.
'Commercial farmers were dispossessed'
Close to
4 000 white large-scale commercial farmers were dispossessed of their land
during often-violent land invasions in 2000.
The forced seizure of the
commercial farms wreaked havoc in the agriculture sector and sent the
economy into a tailspin in Zimbabwe, once southern Africa's
breadbasket.
Mugabe's government said land reform was designed to correct
colonial imbalances in which about 4 500 whites owned about 30% of the
country's farmland or 70% of all prime farmland.
Last month, Ugandan
President Yoweri Museveni said during his visit to Zimbabwe that Mugabe did
not deserve to be "ostracised" or "demonised" by anyone for his land
reforms.
Zimbabwe has turned to the East for friends and new markets, in
particular to boost its tourism industry.
Several Chinese trade
delegations have visited the country this year.
Mugabe's party tests the waters ahead of poll November
03 2004 at 02:05AM
Harare - Zimbabwe's ruling party has launched
new membership cards as a way of testing its popularity ahead of the 2005
polls, state television reported on Tuesday.
Members and senior
party officials will now have to pay monthly subscription fees to belong to
President Robert Mugabe's ruling Zimbabwe African National Union, the
Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF), the party finance secretary said.
"Any serious political party, as ZANU-PF is, needs to know its membership
strength," David Karimanzira said in comments broadcast on the main
television news.
"What would be the best way to determine the
membership strength besides through payment of membership fees and
subscriptions?"
Ordinary membership cards, which are valid from now
until 2009, will cost 5,000 Zimbabwe dollars (R4,9) per card, the report
said.
Meanwhile monthly subscriptions would also need to be paid by
members, with officials in the decision-making politburo paying the highest
amount of 42,000 dollars (R41,2) per month the report said.
The
announcement comes as the country prepares for polls next March. The
opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) is lobbying other countries
in the southern African region to pressure Harare for a postponement of
these.
The MDC has said it would participate only if the Mugabe
government stuck to electoral reforms. - Sapa-AFP
Hearing told of death,
torture and sodomy November 3, 2004
By Jonathan Ancer and
Shaun Smillie
They come here seeking a better life, but many of
them end up beaten, detained - or in a mortuary.
At a hearing
into xenophobia yesterday, Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR) accused the
government of not living up to its international obligations to protect
foreigners.
The litany of abuse against foreigners documented at
the hearing, hosted by the Human Rights Commission and parliament's
portfolio committee on foreign affairs, included deaths in detention; people
with documents being detained; children being detained and abused; appalling
facilities and prolonged detention; torture; men and women being held for up
to three days under a tree, and South Africans being arrested in the frenzy
to round up foreigners.
According to Joyce Dube, the situation
at Lindela Deportation Centre was so desperate that her organisation, the
Southern African Women's Institute for Migration Affairs (Sawima), planned
to hold a march tomorrow to call for God to intervene to protect the
foreigners.
LHR official Kaajal Ramjathan-Keogh said the remains of
25 foreigners who died at Lindela, near Krugersdorp, had been unclaimed at
the Leratong Hospital mortuary last year.
While the Department
of Health has alleged that deaths in detention were because detainees had
pre- existing medical conditions, like HIV/Aids, the LHR said its
investigation had revealed that most of the people had died very soon after
being admitted to the centre.
"Lawyers for Human Rights has
investigated the circumstances of 16 deaths in Lindela. The causes of death
varied from malaria and meningitis, to suicide in one case. The most common
cause of death seems to be meningitis and pneumonia," Ramjathan-Keogh
said.
Dube, a Zimbabwean living in South Africa for the past 12
years, claimed that foreigners had been tortured at Lindela.
"Our people face harassment. They are treated like animals and murderers. We
heard of one man who was tortured to death - he wasn't a criminal, he just
didn't have a green ID.
"We are going to march to Lindela on
Thursday, to ask God to look at the dying children in Lindela."
Butholezwe Nyathi, who deals with health issues for Sawima, said it was
shocking that most of those who died at Lindela had suffered from diarrhoea
and chest infections.
Ramjathan-Keogh said Lindela could
accommodate 4 000 detainees but overcrowding was a serious concern -
especially in winter, when temperatures can drop below zero.
"Sickness and disease are easily spread and many detainees contract
influenza and other viral ailments."
Ramjathan-Keogh said there
weren't adequate medical facilities at the centre, with a doctor consulting
there for only an hour a day.
The Department of Home Affairs had
been arresting and detaining children and some had been abused.
"There was an incident of sodomy of a Zimbabwean child by a group of adult
detainees in December."
Ramjathan-Keogh said there had been
numerous incidents in which refugees with relevant permits were arrested and
detained, despite being able to prove their status.
Ramjathan-Keogh said 176 foreigners had been detained at Lindela for longer
than the maximum 30 days last month.
Between January and September,
the LHR secured the release of 295 unlawfully detained
foreigners.
They had serious concerns for the way foreigners were
deported from Musina, near the border with Zimbabwe.
"In
September, more than 1 000 Zimbabweans were deported over three days. They
are detained at the Musina police station under appalling
conditions.
"The detention facility comprises an area enclosed
by a wire-mesh fence around a tree.
"There is no drinking water
or ablution facilities in the enclosure. Men, women and children are
detained in the same enclosure. Detainees can be held here for up to three
days until they are deported."
But it wasn't only foreigners who
were detained - in the rush to round up illegal immigrants, South Africans
were also being unlawfully arrested.
Ramjathan-Keogh explained that
to identify illegal foreigners, authorities relied on "profiling" - darker
skin colour, manner of dress and hairstyle.
NGOs agreed that
the government had all the necessary legislation in place to combat
xenophobia, but was not living up to its own laws.
Florencia
Belvedere, the acting director of the Agency for Social Enquiry, said that
while SA had made great strides, the government should do more to fight
xenophobia.
"The government needs to lead by example.
Politicians have said that foreigners are the reason that the RDP
(Reconstruction and Development Programme) has failed, and for the rise of
crime.
"We need to separate myth from reality. We must be
proactive. The government must make a concerted effort. We must not wait
until we see on TV that the police are using foreigners for dog training
before we react," she said.
Belvedere's submission raised the
hackles of MP Mewa Ramgobin, who said he did not appreciate being told what
to do.
"To say that this (xenophobia) is a responsibility of the
government is a half-baked reflection of the past.
For heaven's
sake, don't exclude the question of race," he said.
"I'm passing
the buck to you (civil society). What are your programmes? When did you go
to the government and say 'let's form a partnership (to combat
xenophobia)'?"
Lawrence Mavundla, of the African Council of Hawkers
and Informal Business, said local traders did not have problems with
foreigners, but the system was fuelling conflict.
Lindela
officials, the police and Home Affairs officials will be given the
opportunity to respond to these allegations during the three-day
hearing.
By Staff Reporter Last updated: 11/03/2004
10:17:16 EUROPEAN MPs and human rights groups this week launched a bid to
prevent President Robert Mugabe 's representative Kumbirai Kangai from
attending the forthcoming European Union-African Caribbean and Pacific (ACP)
Joint Parliamentary Assembly meeting in The Hague.
Kangai is one of
at least 96 of President Robert Mugabe's lieutenants banned from travelling
to Europe, and his attendance at the meeting set for later this month could
spark a walk-out by European MPs, sources told New Zimbabwe.com last
night.
"Chances are the meeting will be cancelled because the European
Union side will not attend if Kangai is there," an EU source said. "Zanu PF
and Mugabe are simply trying to intimidate ACP countries which is yet
another strategy not to be put under scrutiny because as you know many in
the ACP are concerned about the crisis in Zimbabwe."
The meeting will
take place from 20-25th November at the Hague in the
Netherlands.
Zimbabwe Watch, a Zimbabwe human rights group based in
Holland fired an angry letter to the Dutch minister for Foreign Affairs as
news came through that Kangai had applied for a visa, although he is yet to
be granted one.
"This application is nothing more than a provocation by
the Zimbabwean government to ridicule the sanction regulations," Zimbabwe
Watch coordinator Wiep Bassie wrote to the Dutch Foreign Minister.
He
added: "At previous international ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary assemblies,
exceptions have been made. They have had disastrous consequences for the
progress of the meetings. We would strongly call upon you to take the EU
policy seriously, and not allow Mr. Kangai to enter the
Netherlands."
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) activists
in Europe have also backed calls for a ban on Kangai.
Court
Reporter THE five Time Bank executives and two directors of a local company
charged with siphoning $440 billion in depositors' funds through a loan
scheme at the financial institution, were yesterday remanded in custody by a
Harare magistrate pending the outcome of their bail application
today.
The State had consented to the gra-nting of bail to Humphrey
Malumo, a non-executive director; Ken Chiko-nzo, the executive director of
treasury, finance and risk; Killian Kapaso, the company secretary; and
Anderson Ncube, a former executive director and now a non-executive
director.
Bail was also not opposed for Kwaziso Bhosha, a former director
of both Time Bank and Watermount Investments, who is jointly charged with
the Time Bank bosses.
The State was only opposing bail in respect of
Time Bank chief executive and managing director Christopher Tande and Onias
Gumbo, a director of Watermount Investments and Asset-fin.
The State
had proposed that the five be granted bail of $50 million each on condition
that they surrender their travel documents and that they remain at their
Harare homes until the matter is finalised. As further bail terms, they
would be required not to interfere with witnesses and to report three times
a week at CID Special Investigations between 6am and 6pm.
However,
presiding magistrate Mr John Koto remanded all the accused in custody to
today, when he is expected to make a ruling.
"Since the application for
refusal of remand has been abandoned, they will be in remand
prison.
"I have to peruse the submissions and rule on them tomorrow
(today)," Mr Koto said.
He said having noted a number of issues
submitted by the investigating officer, Police Chief Superintendent Jimmy
Khumalo, he wanted to thoroughly examine his evidence.
He also said
the State had to verify with the Registrar General's Office if it was true
that Ncube's passport had expired.
Earlier, Mr Aston Musunga of Musunga
and Associates, who is part of the defence team, had informed the court that
they were abandoning their earlier application challenging the placement of
the accused on remand.
"On behalf of all other accused persons the
application for refusal of remand is abandoned in the exception of accused
two (Tande). We have liaised with the State and police and they are no
longer objecting to accused being granted bail," Mr Musunga said before
outlining to the court the proposed bail conditions they had agreed with the
State.
Prosecutor Mr Albert Nyamufukudze confirmed that the State was
consenting to bail but the prosecution had to call Chief Supt Khumalo to
testify.
Chief Supt Khumalo said police were agreeable to the granting of
bail but raised objections in respect of Tande and Gumbo because of their
proven external business interests which, he said, could induce them to
abscond
"There is a slight problem in respect of accused two (Tande). It
is confirmed he has some business interests in Botswana and holds some funds
outside the country.
"There are possibilities that he might flee the
country.
"Accused six (Gumbo) owns a company called Shoppex and he is the
director. It (Shoppex) has business interests in the Democratic Republic of
Congo (DRC)," Chief Supt Khumalo said.
He said there was a high risk
that the two might flee the country.
"They might try and go out of the
country and destroy evidence we are perusing," he said, adding that even if
they surrendered their passports it was not a guarantee in itself that they
would not abscond.
He said the ceding of travel documents was not enough
security and if released the two might jeopardise police
investigations.
In respect of all the other accused, Chief Supt Khumalo
said the police at this stage had not gathered much information on their
links with the outside world.
Mr Johannes Tomana of Muzangaza,
Mandaza and Tomana and Mr Obert Gutu of Gutu and Chikowero, who were
representing Tande and Gumbo respectively, dismissed the grounds of
objection by the investigating officer that the two might flee the country
or interfere with witnesses.
Mr Tomana admitted that his client was a
shareholder of a company in Botswana but said this should not prevent him
from being granted bail.
"It is a policy position of the country for
Zimbabweans to invest in the region. If the court uses this to deny accused
bail, it might discourage people to implement Government policy," he
said.
Mr Tomana said his client had taken heed of Government policy and
invested in Botswana.
He further submitted that Tande's company had
earned almost US$2 million in foreign currency.
Mr Tomana questioned
the court if it was fair for a person who supports Government policy to be
penalised for an effort that has benefited the country.
He dismissed
as unfounded the assertion by the investigating officer that his client
would flee.
Mr Gutu said the State's case against Gumbo, his client, was
porous and he should not be denied bail.
He said the mere fact that
Gumbo had links with a company in DRC was not a valid ground to oppose
bail.
In response, prosecutor Mr Nyamufukudze said he was finding it
difficult for the State to oppose bail and was adopting the investigating
officer's submissions.
"I will leave the court to make a ruling on
the two," Mr Nyamufukudze said.
Malumo, Tande, Chikonzo, Kapaso and Ncube
are directors and shareholders of Time Bank, while Bhosha is a former
director of both the bank and Watermount Investments, a property development
company in which Gumbo is still a director.
It is alleged that
Watermount Investments flighted an advertisement saying it was selling
residential stands at Rheimer Farm along Mutoko Road.
Prospective home
owners responded and were advised that the company would service and develop
the stands for them, it is alleged.
They were also informed that since
they had no capital they could access loans at Time Bank through Watermount,
it is alleged.
Directors of Time Bank allegedly held a meeting chaired by
Malumo and passed a resolution to release depositors' funds and granted $10
billion in loans to 12 Watermount project applicants.
However, the
State alleges, the loans were processed and were paid to Watermount and they
were not used for the intended purpose to develop the stands.
The
money, it is alleged, was diverted for the personal benefit of the
seven.
It is also alleged that the loan approval was done in less
than a day to persons without collateral.
After issuing out loans
totalling $120 billion, it is alleged, Time Bank management discovered that
it had not paid an outstanding debt to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
(RBZ).
The State further alleges that to fulfil this obligation, Time
Bank then decided to persuade Watermount Investments to take over its debt
with the RBZ.
In order to achieve this objective, it is alleged,
Watermount Investments used one of its companies, Shoppex, to settle the
debt through a scheme called Agency and Recession
Agreement.
Watermount Investments allegedly diverted $88 billion meant
for the housing project to its sister company, Shoppex.
This money,
which was part of the $120 billion, was allegedly paid to the RBZ, but the
police are yet to confirm this.
The remaining $32 billion was also not
used for the housing project.
The State also alleges that the diversion
of the funds was known to both directors of Time Bank and Watermount
Investments, who agreed to misrepresent to loan applicants, mostly
comprising their relatives, friends and employees.
It is alleged that
Time Bank used the money to cover its debt with the central bank, thereby
committing a crime.
Time Bank, it is alleged, in its monthly report to
the RBZ stated that all was well when, in fact, depositors' funds amounting
to $120 billion had been improperly invested and had been
misappropriated.
According to the State, Time Bank contravened a section
of the Prevention of Corruption Act as it did not disclose the full nature
of its transactions to the RBZ.
It is alleged that the financial
institution contravened banking regulations after it supplied false
quarterly returns and a false balance sheet to the RBZ.
To cover up
the fraudulent and corrupt activities, it is alleged, the directors of Time
Bank connived with the two directors of Watermount Investments to cancel the
agreements of sale with the 12 applicants who had been awarded a total of
$120 billion.
They allegedly came up with a new list of applicants and
granted them a total of $320 billion through Watermount
Investments.
After receiving the money, Watermount Investments realised
that the costs of the housing project had skyrocketed and, instead, used
$295 billion to pay off its debts.
Only $25 billion has been left,
leaving the housing project in the lurch, the State alleges.
The
State further alleges that documents recovered from Time Bank reveal that
the loan applicants had been given letters acknowledging full payment of the
$10 billion loaned to them.
The applicants were, however, not aware of
this and have denied having been paid anything, an indication that Time Bank
wanted to produce false documents to the RBZ as an assurance that
depositors' funds were secured, the State alleges.
As a result of the
alleged reckless and negligent manner in which Time Bank and Watermount
Investments carried out their business transactions, Time Bank has since
been placed under a curator.