Cabinet Minister for Home Affairs Kembo Mohadi has been caught in a disgraceful farm takeover as he openly defies a High Court order barring him from seizing a Beitbridge farm owned by a white farmer Ian Ferguson.
Minister Mohadi has already begun building a golf course at the farm unceremoniously and in direct opposition to a High Court interdict issued by Justice Mathonsi in 2010.
When contacted, Mohadi several times refused to comment insisting that our reporter should come to his offices to talk to him face to face.

“Why don’t you come and see me in my office and we talk face to face?,” he said via phone on Sunday afternoon, failing to specify his proposed time. He however acknowledged the integrity of the inquiry in which his brother, one Steven who is involved in the take over of the farm, has fingered Mohadi as behind the defying of the High Court order.
The High Court Order case number 771/2010 before Justice Nicholas Mathonsi on 30 August 2010, states that “It is declared that until such time as the relief set out in the final order is determined the Applicants and all those who occupy the properties through them are entitled to remain in peaceful and undisturbed possession of the properties and further entitled to continue their safari and hunting operations on the property and the first and second Respondents are interdicted from taking any steps to cause any person to occupy the farm or to hinder or disturb the Applicant in his occupation thereof”
Mohadi’s brother has claimed to ZimEye that the farm takeover is in order due to a listing for resettlement issued in 2002. However court records show that the same listing was challenged in court by Ian Ferguson with the result of a Writ of Ejectment being issued by the Deputy Registrar of the High Court on 24 October 2013.
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