The 49-year-old lady said when addressing veterans of the country’s liberation struggle in Mazowe that there were Zimbabweans who could run the country and not President Mugabe’s Vice President. Joice Mujuru
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Abati said if the publication is not withdrawn, a court action would follow suit
He said he would rather commit suicide than ask the international community to help safeguard his country against militias, boasting that his country has a strong army to do the job
Mugabe, who had cataract operations a few years ago in Singapore, left Harare on Wednesday for a routine eye checkup, the Herald said, quoting a statement from presidential spokesman, George Charamba
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Zimbabwean Head of Chancery, Stanley Kunjeku, in Abuja to formally lodge a protest
Mugabe spoke on the matter while addressing guests at his daughter Bona’s wedding at the weekend
Mugabe said succession should not be discussed when it was not due because the leadership that runs the country still exists
Mugabe said that the sanctions imposed by the EU and the US violated the UN Charter on state sovereignty and condemned them as a “foreign-policy tool to effect regime change
“I Robert Gabriel Mugabe swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Zimbabwe and observe the laws of Zimbabwe. So help me God,” Mugabe said
“We have made it clear to the government of Zimbabwe and the region that a change in US sanctions policy will occur only in the context of credible, transparent and peaceful reforms that reflect the will of the Zimbabwean people,” Psaki said
The Movement for Democratic Change of Mugabe’s rival Morgan Tsvangirai
filed a court challenge on Friday against the announced landslide win of Mugabe and his ZANU-PF party in the July 31 vote, alleging widespread rigging and intimidation
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria, who led the African Union Election Observer Mission to the general election, described it as free and fair
The United States of America Embassy’s observation team and “other accredited observers” found that “most polling stations opened on time, they are efficiently processing voters, and that they’re operating in a peaceful environment,” US State Department deputy spokeswoman, Marie Harf, said in Washington late on Wednesday