HARARE – Former Lands minister Douglas Mombeshora and his wife Millicent are set to  lose household property worth thousands of
dollars after failing to pay back an undisclosed amount of money to a local bank.

According to a notice seen by the Daily News, KM Actions (Private) Limited is set to auction the
property mid next week after the couple lost a court case to the financial institution.
“Duly instructed by the Sheriff of the High Court of Zimbabwe, we shall set by public auction the following assets to the highest bidder on
Wednesday 9 January 2019 at our premises No. 20 Edison Crescent Graniteside at 12pm,” the notice reads.

In terms of the notice, the former Cabinet minister and his wife, are set to lose, a Capri washing machine, two wooden sideboards, two-door steel cabinets, massaging machine, a broken desk, electronic digital safe, books, a Sony television, a plasma television, steel shelf, gym equipment and a boardroom table, among other items.

The obtaining harsh economic climate has proved to be difficult for especially Zanu PF bigwigs who lost their plush jobs at the birth of the Second Republic under President Emmerson  Mnangagwa.Daily News