CHEGUTU, Zimbabwe (CNN)  -- Farmers are implicating a close ally of President Robert Mugabe's in the latest round of farm seizures in Zimbabwe in which Mugabe loyalists take over white-owned farms. Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, left, and President Robert Mugabe have a power-sharing agreement. The accusations against Senate President Edna Madzongwe came as Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara on Friday toured farms that Mugabe followers had taken over. On many of those farms, production has fallen under the new owners. Mutambara is heading a government commission investigating the farm seizures. "Black people who acquired farms must produce," he said. Mutambara said the government is taking the matter seriously.
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Zimbabwe Senate president -- a Robert Mugabe ally -- accused of farm seizure
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Production has fallen on many farms under new owners
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Government commission investigating farm seizures
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Daughter of Senate president says, "We got this farm legally"
But the daughter of the @placeholder president denied the allegation.