Stanley Goreraza, a Zimbabwean Air Force officer and present defense attache at the country’s embassy in Beijing, passed away.
As per zwnews, Stanley died due to cancer, according to a note placed at a flat he used to own in Harare’s Avenues neighborhood, Zimbabwe.
The note stated that “We are sorry to inform you of the demise of Stanley Goreraza. He passed away this morning. May his beloved soul rest in peace.”
He was previously married to Grace Marufu, secretary and now a widow of Robert Mugabe. They are blessed with a single child Russell Goreraza.
What Happened To Stanley Goreraza?
Stanley Gorerza passed away on Jun 5, 2022, according to reliable zwnews.
The note stated, “We are sorry to inform you of the demise of Stanley Goreraza. He passed away this morning. May his beloved soul rest in peace.”
Stanley studied in China in the year 2000, and he decided to return to Zimbabwe. Goreraza was assigned as Zimbabwe’s defense attaché to China the same year.
Goreraza was granted a bar to his long and outstanding service medal in 2006 for his extended and outstanding service in the Zimbabwean Air Force.
Grace Mugabe Husband: Stanley Goreraza Death Cause
Grace Mugabe’s husband, Stanley Goreraza, passed away after fighting a long battle with cancer.
A note was placed outside his flat in Harare’s Avenues neighborhood, revealing the heartbreaking news to the public.
She married Stanley Goreraza, an air force pilot, in 1983 and gave birth to their son, Russell Goreraza, in 1984.
After marriage, Grace worked as a secretary for Robert Mugabe and gave birth to his two children, Bona and Robert peter Jr.
Grace and Stanley’s marriage relationship deteriorated and ended in divorce in 1995. Robert and Grace got married in 1996.
Stanley was 71 years old, while Grace was 31 years old during their marriage. They welcomed their third child Chatunga Berlamine Mugabe in 1997.
Stanley Goreraza Net Worth In 2022
Stanley Goreraza hasn’t disclosed his net worth and earnings in 2022.
However, Goreraza has amassed thousands of dollars from his high-profile Air force and Embassy defense attaché job.
Stanley served as a wing commander in the Zimbabwean Air Force, for which he was awarded an outstanding medal in 2006.
Stanley worked as the Zimbabwean embassy’s defense attaché in China. He worked with work for a diplomatic mission, often an embassy.