Grace Mugabe, Zimbabwe’s former First Lady, celebrated her 60th birthday on Saturday with a private yet opulent gathering at the Blue Roof mansion in Borrowdale, Harare. The exclusive event was attended by prominent political figures and family members, underscoring Mugabe’s enduring presence among the country’s elite. Though she has maintained a largely subdued public profile since her husband’s ousting in 2017, the lavish party indicated her continued influence in Zimbabwean circles.

Guests included Second Lady Miniyothabo Baloyi, Chris and Monica Mutsvangwa, and Elizabeth Macheka, the widow of opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai. Grace’s brother, Mike Bimha—former ZANU-PF political commissar—also made an appearance alongside his wife, Tsitsi. The attendance list, filled with figures from both ruling and opposition spheres, reflected a complex legacy that still draws attention and speculation about her role in current political dynamics.

The night’s entertainment was provided by celebrated musician Jah Prayzah, whose performance became a trending topic on social media. Viral videos showed a jubilant atmosphere as Mugabe mingled with guests, surrounded by luxury and symbolism. While no formal statement was issued, the images and videos from the event sparked widespread discussion, reaffirming that Grace Mugabe remains a notable figure in the public eye.

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