Businesswoman Breaks Down In Tears As Shop Is Closed, Appeals To President Mnangagwa And First Lady For Help
A businesswoman who says she has spent years supporting ZANU PF and campaigning for President Emmerson Mnangagwa has made an emotional plea for help after her shop was closed and her belongings moved outside.
The visibly distressed woman appealed to the President and First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa to intervene, saying she does not know where she will go or how she will support herself following the closure.
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Businesswoman Appeals To President Mnangagwa And First Lady
In her emotional appeal, the businesswoman questioned what would become of her after losing access to the premises where she operated her business.
She said she had remained loyal to ZANU PF, actively campaigned for Mnangagwa and consistently supported the ruling party, but was now facing a difficult situation with an uncertain future.
Her appeal was directed at the President and First Lady, whom she hopes will step in and help resolve the matter.
Dispute Over Rental Payments?
The circumstances surrounding the shop’s closure have not been independently established.
However, unconfirmed reports suggest the action may be linked to a court ruling involving a dispute over rental payments and the use of the premises.
One allegation is that the businesswoman had fallen behind on rent but went on to subdivide the space and collect rental payments from other occupants without paying rent herself.
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