The stepson to former Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe is facing eviction over rent arrears accrued over three years.
Russell Goreraza, Grace Mugabe’s son from a previous marriage, has been taken to court by the Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council over arrears at a posh suburbs in Harare.
Goreraza owes the council nearly $66,000 (Sh6.6 million) in back rent, AFP reported.
"The claim is for the eviction of the defendant (Goreraza) and all those claiming occupation through him and payment of the sum of US$65,801 being arrear rentals payable between the parties," read court papers filed by the property owners through their lawyer.
"In breach of terms of agreement, the defendant failed to pay rentals from March 2015 to March 2018. Despite demands, the defendant failed to, refused or neglected to pay the arrear rentals," they further stated.
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Posh lifestyle
Barely a year ago, Goreraza caused an uproar after importing two Rolls Royces with the combined cost estimated at around Sh400 million.
The 33-year-old celebrated with friends and family after offloading the two luxury cars at Harare International Airport.
