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Mubaiwa village headmanship wrangle rages
NewsDay Staff ·

BY TAWANDA TAFIRENYIKA
THE fight for the Mubaiwa headmanship has continued even after the death of former Education minister and Mashonaland East governor Aeneas Chigwedere with villager Raines Chadoka accusing him of having fraudulently taken over the leadership of the clan using his power and influence in government.
Chigwedere is said to have grabbed the Mubaiwa headmanship from Chakanetsa Ingelbert Munzverengi when it was supposed to pass on to Chadoka.
It is Chadoka’s contention that the former governor did not belong to the family tree and, therefore, was not in line to lead the Mubaiwa clan.
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