Zim ruling party to strip Mugabe of immunity, privileges?
Harare - Zimbabwe's ruling party says Robert Mugabe could lose his immunity and privileges as a former head of state and face expulsion from the party. This comes after Mugabe last week told journalists that President Emmerson Mnangagwa had been imposed by the army and was in office illegally.
Ousted leader feels 'betrayed' by Zuma and other leaders. 18 March 2018 - 00:01 By MZILIKAZI wa AFRIKA and RAY NDLOVU. Former Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe says he has heeded the call to declare all assets outside the country - but they amount only to two properties in South Africa and one in Hong Kong.
Watch: 'We must undo this disgrace' – former Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe challenges President Mnangagwa's rise to power. now. share. Source: 1 NEWS. Former president Robert Mugabe said yesterday he is willing to work with President Emmerson Mnangagwa, but said the new leader "must be proper".
Will Zimbabweans celebrate Robert Mugabe's birthday?
Harare – Zimbabwean former leader Robert Mugabe, 94, has reportedly expressed his bitterness over the "way he was toppled", saying he is not ready for talks with his successor President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Mugabe said this as the rift between him and Mnangagwa was said to be "escalating".
Robert Mugabe admires a cake made for his 93rd birthday celebrations hosted at Rhodes Preparatory School in Matopos, Matabeleland South Province on February 25, 2017. Zimbabweans marked Mugabe's 94th birthday on February 21, 2018 with an official day-off, but without the extravagant cakes.
Former president Robert Mugabe still has a support structure' and his closest family and friends confirmed this by attending his 94th birthday party. This being the first birthday celebration without state machinery at his disposal' it was a platform to speak about the events that led to his removal from office.