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ZANU PF secretary for administration Obert Mpofu has called on the government to immediately return the properties seized from ZAPU and ZIPRA a few years after independence.
The government confiscated several properties belonging to the former nationalist movement (ZAPU) and its military wing (ZIPRA) during Gukurahundi, a series of mass killings in Zimbabwe that occurred from 1983 until the Unity Accord in 1987.
Speaking during victory celebrations for the newly-elected leader of the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association, Cephas Ncube, Mpofu said the restoration process should be expedited as the owners of the properties were growing old. He said (via <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200036383/return-zipra-properties-mpofu-tells-govt">NewsDay</a>):
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I do not see why this issue should take such a long time when properties are known, the title deeds are there if one wants to establish the authenticity of who owns it. It seems people are spending time investigating things that are already documented.
If they need assistance they should come to us. There are two types of properties that belong to the war veterans, there are properties that belong to the ZAPU party.
We can assist in resolving the issue because a lot of war veterans are dying because of old age so we are saying let’s speed up the process and we deal with that matter once and for all.
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Mpofu criticized war veterans he did not name, accusing them of using social media to sow division within the party. He said:
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They have been making efforts to hijack the association so as to serve their anti-party agenda. I would like to urge the association to maintain close relations with the ruling party ZANU PF party.
I would also like to congratulate all the members of the newly-elected executive of the association.
Some of the ZAPU properties are Magnet House in Bulawayo, Kudu Motors, Hampton Farm, Ascot Farm, Nest Egg Farm, Woodyglen Farm, and Mbalabala Garage.
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ZANU PF leader Obert Mpofu wants government to give back properties taken from ZAPU and ZIPRA after independence. The properties were taken during Gukurahundi in the 80s. Mpofu says the process should be faster because the owners are getting old. He also criticizes war veterans for causing division in the party. Some of the properties are Magnet House, Kudu Motors, and several farms. Mpofu says the process should be completed quickly to help the aging owners.

Obert Mpofu Calls For Immediate Return Of Confiscated ZAPU Assets

Members of Zimbabwe People’s Revolutionary Army (ZPRA), ZAPU’s military wing during the armed struggle, are demanding US$20 billion as compensation for properties that were confiscated by the government at the height of Gukurahundi.
ZAPU and ZPRA have for decades tried in vain to restore their properties such as farms and hotels, among them Castle Arms in Bulawayo, Green Haven — a huge entertainment facility along Victoria Falls Road — and several residential properties.
In a High Court application filed in Harare last week, ZPRA ex-combatant coordinating committee member, war veteran Fredrick Mutanda and Ben Ncube, the ZPRA chairperson, demanded compensation. 
They said on June 26, 2020, the late comrade Air Chief Marshal Shiri retired, Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Water and Rural Resettlement, transferred the eight (8) properties that comprised Nijo to Zanu PF. Read court papers seen by The Standard:
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For 40 years, certain ZPRA properties were transferred to individuals or private developers infringing section 71(3)(c)(ii) of the Constitution…
Thus, Nijo Produce (Private) Limited was transferred to Chaminuka Estate (Private) Limited without any compensation to the 23 950 ZPRA liberation war ex-combatants, who either joined the security sector or were disarmed, demobilised, and did not take part in any armed confrontation.
Government and white farmers agreed to a financial compensation of US$3,5 billion on properties seized during the fast track resettlement programme 20 years ago.
Yet, for 40 years the 23 950 ZPRA liberation war ex-combatants are still waiting for their properties. Therefore, a financial compensation for the seized and redeveloped properties of US$20 billion is fair and adequate.
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Mnangagwa met ZPRA ex-combatants in 2018 and 2019 where he promised to facilitate the release of the seized properties, but he has reneged on his promise.
ZPRA ex-combatants said the US$20 billion can be increased on the assumption of assets, livestock, the extent of development and production at the time in February 1982.
They said the priority is to support survivors and dependants of ZPRA liberation war special forces who contributed all their money but had not completed their education and were forced into civilian life.
ZPRA ex-combatants cite Scott Sakupwanya and Kudakwashe Tagwirei, both close associates of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, as some of the recent beneficiaries of the properties.
Tagwirei claims he had nothing to do with the ZPRA properties and he called on the applicants to withdraw his name from the case threatening legal action against the applicants.
Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi once claimed the government would not return the properties because PF ZAPU joined ZANU to form ZANU PF under the Unity Accord. 
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