Own Correspondent

Norton legislator, Temba Mliswa has clashed with former President Robert Mugabe’s Son, Chatunga Bellarmine after he made public demands for President Emmerson Mnangagwa to seize farms which are still in the hands of the late leader’s widow, Grace.

Mliswa tweeted it was unfair for the current Zanu PF led administration to seize Robert Zhuwao’s only farm while allowing Grace to keep possession of 15 of them.

An unamused Bellarmine Chatunga, was quick hit back exposing Mliswa’s own transgressions during the height of the country’s violent farm grab period.

British investor Paul Westwood, who has made claims that his companies were “illegally” grabbed by Mliswa in 2009. Mliswa was still a member of the ruling Zanu PF party and its provincial chairperson for Mashonaland West.

He asked the late leader’s son if the family has ever thought of returning wealth it allegedly plundered from the country during Mugabe’s rule.

“Nhai Gushungo makadzoserawo here zvamakabira nyika namai venyu whilst using former President’s name? We know about it and you are only surviving on the generosity of @edmnangagwa. Musadhakwe necocaine kusvika ipapo,” Mliswa told Chatunga.