PAKAROHWA MUNHU: Private jet grounded overnight as police thwart Collins Mnangagwa's mother-in-law's plot to flee Zimbabwe... Auxillia breathes fire

A Bombardier Global Express XRS (matrícula A6-AFC) was grounded overnight at Bulawayo’s Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport after police detained the mother and sister of Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika, the second wife of Collins Mnangagwa, according to Zimlive. The aircraft was scheduled to depart on Wednesday, August 19 for Dubai carrying Amina Jassinta Jessub Arab and her daughter Dyonne Tanaka Tafirenyika, but left without the women early Thursday. Law-enforcement sources said the detentions came as investigators widened a money-laundering probe tied to properties and vehicles allegedly bought with funds linked to Collins. The private jet’s departure was also initially delayed because the airport control tower was reported unmanned. Separately, Zimbabwe’s High Court granted bail to Kelsea and her uncle Isaac Arab Jessub, ordering passport surrender and other conditions while drug-related charges proceed.