Kumbirai Kangai’s widow has won a case against Kangai’s daughter from another relationship who was challenging the court’s decision to allow Miriam Kangai to take 50% of the proceeds from the family business, Newsday reports.
Kangai’s daughter Mara Hativagone sued the Master Of The High Court after the later authorised that Miriram takes 50% of the proceeds from the late national heroes’ family business Lunar Estates.
Mrs Kangai’s lawyer spoke to the publication and said:
The case Mara Hativagone brought collapsed after she failed to prove that Mrs Kangai was not entitled to 50% shares in Luna Estates.
Almost all of the major assets were held through the company Luna Estates and only a few movables left as residue shall be shared equally between Mrs Kangai and the surviving children of which 10% will go to his former Buhera constituency.
Kangai died in 2013.
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