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The Sad End Of The Millionaire Princess
Forbes Africa
|February 2017
Named as one of Africa’s most powerful young women, Valentina Guebuza lost her life tragically and too soon.
It was just a few days be-fore Christmas, but any feelings of goodwill in Maputo were smashed by the news that 36-year-old Valentina Guebuza, the daughter of former Mozambican President Armando Guebuza, died after being shot. The alleged perpetrator of the shots was her husband, Zofimo Muiuane.
The daughter of the former president was allegedly shot and died on her way to the Heart Institute hospital on December 14. After Guebuza was killed, Muiuane handed himself in at a police station in Maputo and was arrested the following day.
This story is from the February 2017 edition of Forbes Africa.
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