It’s been revealed that former President Robert Mugabe left behind $10 million and a number of other properties, but there is no will naming his beneficiaries.
On Tuesday, state media published a list of his registered estate, which is smaller than many had presumed.
It’s reported the estate was registered by Mugabe’s eldest daughter Bona Chikore in October, a month after her father died.
It includes $10 million held in a local bank account, several houses, 10 cars and a farm.
Independent reports during Mugabe’s time in office suggested his family-owned up to 13 farms, though some were said to belong to relatives.
The Herald said no will had been found and a meeting has been scheduled for Thursday to appoint an executor to settle the estate.
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