Grace Mugabe’s son Russell Goreraza sneaks out three luxury cars

Russell Goreraza, the child of previous First Lady, Grace Mugabe was on Friday, confined for quite a long time at the Plumtree Border Post before crashing into Botswana on travel to South Africa with three extravagance vehicles. 

As indicated by reports, traditions authorities speculated Goreraza, who was in the organization of a Tinashe Munatsi and other unidentified individuals, was utilizing the highest point of the range vehicles to carry money and different resources out of the nation.

Sources who addressed The Chronicle said Goreraza, Munatsi and his group spent just about seven hours at the section point as they were subjected to addressing and exhaustive hunts. 

"The three autos, a Rolls Royce, a Porsche and a Range Rover, were altogether sought and filtered. Goreraza and his colleagues were addressed for near seven hours," said a source at the fringe. 

The Range Rover, with customized plates and the Porsche with South African enlistment numbers supposedly have a place with Mrs Mugabe while the Rolls Royce, additionally with customized plates has a place with Goreraza. 

Police, Zimra and migration authorities declined to remark, saying they didn't have data on the occurrence. 

"Goreraza had papers for the autos, including affirmations giving him and Munatsi consent to drive Mrs Mugabe's autos. He kept up he was taking the autos to South Africa for overhauling," said another source. 

The Sources said doubt emerged on the grounds that Goreraza selected to experience Botswana as opposed to going to South Africa specifically through Beitbridge Border Post. 

"They touched base at the Plumtree Border Post at 8AM and just left around 3PM as experts endeavored to confirm with the military knowledge whether the autos were truly being taken to South Africa for benefit. 

"One of the autos has a transitory import allow that was terminating today. Mrs Mugabe was likewise reached to confirm various issues previously the autos were taken through a sweep for careful pursuits," said a source at the fringe post. 

They were cleared to cross into Botswana and at around 5PM yesterday they were seen at Nando's in Francistown..

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Source: The Chronicle