Former Masvingo Provincial Affairs minister Kudakwashe Bhasikiti has said several top-ranking Zanu PF officials have secretly toured his farm and are spreading falsehoods that he is destroying his citrus plantations as part of preparations to flee the country.Bhasikiti has claimed that some party bigwigs in the province were now angling to grab his farm after he was recently chucked out of office by President Robert Mugabe over allegations of supporting ousted former Vice-President Joice Mujuru.
This comes at a time Zanu PF has scaled up its campaign to purge all Mujuru loyalists with companies aligned to the faction denied government contracts. “I don’t know why they want to destroy my life because I have invested a lot in this farm. I heard some party officials from this area (Mwenezi) passed by, but they did not say anything,” Bhasikiti said.
“We started pruning in December last year and we are continuing with the process. Now that I have been relieved of my duties by the President, some party officials want to take advantage of that and push me out by spreading false reports,” he said.
Bhasikiti’s farm manager Simon Muchongu said they always pruned their citrus plants every five years to allow for development of new shoots.
“I have been around for the past 34 years and this exercise has always been done from December onwards to April. Since my boss took over this farm, this is the third time we have pruned the trees,” Muchonga said.
“We were shocked to see a ZTV crew coming and shooting only that section which was pruned last week and they refused to come and shoot this other section where we pruned in December and the shoots are already coming up.” newsday
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Usatambe nemusangano.A tired revolution will devour its own children cde bhasikiti. You and the other thieves being chased away from the feeding trough deserve no sympathy from us. But for your own information basket the cake is becoming very small so some people have to be chased away. do you know mr basket that a few days after your dismissal the national wages clerk chinmasa annoiunced that madiamonds akapera kwamarange uko? saka moda kuti baba vakupei chii?? motombodzingwa vakaoman kusare vamwe vadhle!!kkk
Usatambe nemusangano.A tired revolution will devour its own children cde bhasikiti. You and the other thieves being chased away from the feeding trough deserve no sympathy from us. But for your own information basket the cake is becoming very small so some people have to be chased away. do you know mr basket that a few days after your dismissal the national wages clerk chinmasa annoiunced that madiamonds akapera kwamarange uko? saka moda kuti baba vakupei chii?? motombodzingwa vakaoman kusare vamwe vadhle!!kkk
KKKKKk ndaseka ini I don’t know why… kuda kunyepera kuita innocent chikomana Basket!!!. Ndizvo zvataiitwa nezanu yako iyo since 1980, bvunza vezanu ndonga kuchipinge uko. kkkkk bhasikiti wandibaya wena!!
KKKKKk ndaseka ini I don’t know why… kuda kunyepera kuita innocent chikomana Basket!!!. Ndizvo zvataiitwa nezanu yako iyo since 1980, bvunza vezanu ndonga kuchipinge uko. kkkkk bhasikiti wandibaya wena!!
Consequences of being in the wrong basket at the wrong time.
Consequences of being in the wrong basket at the wrong time.
What goes round comes round; you matched at the head of those who were seizing farms and now the same thugs are coming to seize your farm! Justice is being done, Basikiti never thought he will ever have to account for anything!
What goes round comes round; you matched at the head of those who were seizing farms and now the same thugs are coming to seize your farm! Justice is being done, Basikiti never thought he will ever have to account for anything!
“I don’t know why they want to destroy my life because I have invested a lot in this farm” usandisekese Bhasikiti, zvaiwana ngwarati kudya ivete, wat goes around surely comes around
“I don’t know why they want to destroy my life because I have invested a lot in this farm” usandisekese Bhasikiti, zvaiwana ngwarati kudya ivete, wat goes around surely comes around