Embattled Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe was on Sunday deposed as the leader of ruling Zanu-PF party, and replaced by his former deputy Emmerson Mnangagwa.

His wife Grace Mugabe was also expelled from the party and banned for life.

Mugabe on Sunday met with the army commander who put him under house arrest, while the ruling party opened an emergency meeting to recall the world's oldest head of state as its leader.


Zimbabwe's ruling party Central Committee members stood and cheered at the decision.

Minister of Home Affairs Obert Mpofu said that they met with "a heavy heart" because Mugabe, 93, had served the country and contributed "many memorable achievements."

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He added that Mugabe's wife "and close associates have taken advantage of his frail condition" to loot national resources.

Mugabe's hold on power was broken this week when the military took over in a dispute over who would succeed him.

"President Robert Mugabe will meet the command element of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces tomorrow," state television announced on Saturday.

The two sides first met for talks on Thursday, smiling in photographs that attempted to present a dignified image of the tense process of negotiating Mugabe's departure.

In scenes of public euphoria not seen since independence in 1980, huge crowds marched and sang their way through Harare and other cities on Saturday, demanding the end of Mugabe's authoritarian rule.

The marches came after a historic week in which the military seized power and put Mugabe under house arrest in response to his sacking of Mnangagwa, a perceived rival of Mugabe's powerful 52-year-old wife Grace who had increasingly voiced her ambition to succeed her spouse.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/nov/19/zimbabwe-ruling-party-fires-robert-mugabe-as-leader

Great...

1. APC should learn from Zanu PF party.

2. Nigeria's Military should learn from Zim Military.

3. Buhari should send a personal message to R. Mugabe. Thanking him for acting as a Statesman.

4. AU should give him a higher responsibility. Heading observer
mission to elections in South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria. Heading mediation teams in conflict resolution in Syria, IPOB etc

5. Vice President should ensure that Zim elections are free and fair.

The end of every political career is a disaster

The people have spoken. So long Mugabe and thanks for your time

Long overdue.

ewo

The president of the evil and islamic zoo is next.

The world is in limbo!


How does two wrongs, make a right!


World leaders dont know, if they should rejoice a dictator was disposed or condemn d bloodless coup that evicted him

Splashme:
Buhari is next....
Empty headed president.
Useless men ruling Africa

The zoo president is next.

Mugabe is a goner.

The Zimbabwean military are so kind hearted and professional.

What a military!

Wow!!

Eyyah behind every man's failure there is a woman. The strong man has failed due to his wife.

Mugabe left a positive imprints during his reign and would be remembered forever

Unlike the scammer, ashawo, school drop out pig and idiotic kanu who ran away at the sound of a gun discharge and abandoned his people.

Shame on all the ipob pigs and idiots commenting here.

Ndi Ara

hmmn

Waiting for his impeachment on Tuesday. But it looks as if the army is intimidating all his supporters to turn their back on him at the die minute

Say Goodbye, we will miss his quotes

The demons in Limpopo and Zambezi rivers must have gone on vacation when humanity struck Mugabe.

Zibabwe shall be free. Next is Cameroon

Abeg if I hang my self for 30 minutes , will I die , I just want to play a prank on my girlfriend

How unintelligible can a people be, letting the same person rule them for over 30years, with no reasonable achievements, there still let him stay in power, the beauty of democracy is changing leaders periodically

THE END...

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Keneking:
Great...

1. APC should learn from Zanu PF party.

2. Nigeria's Military should learn from Zim Military.

3. Buhari should send a personal message to R. Mugabe. Thanking him for acting as a Statesman.

4. AU should give him a higher responsibility. Heading observer
mission to elections in South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria. Heading mediation teams in conflic resolution in Syria, IPOB etc

5. Vice President should ensure that Zim elections are free and fair.

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The mumu party and military weh dey look as e dey rule for 30 years b4 taking action? No can do..There absolutely nothing to learn from dem.

Final

Splashme:
Buhari is next....
Empty headed president.
Useless men ruling Africa

So much for d young

Good riddance

ChiefPiiko:
How unintelligible can a people be, letting the same person rule them for over 30years, with no reasonable achievements, there still let him stay in power, the beauty of democracy is changing leaders periodically

Is Nigeria any better?
Buhari, Obasanjo, IBB, Tinubus, Iboris etc have been ruling us since time immemorial.

Mnangagwa is just another Mugabe, things will only get slightly better. Lesser of the two evils I guess

Keneking:
Great...

1. APC should learn from Zanu PF party.

2. Nigeria's Military should learn from Zim Military.

3. Buhari should send a personal message to R. Mugabe. Thanking him for acting as a Statesman.

4. AU should give him a higher responsibility. Heading observer
mission to elections in South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria. Heading mediation teams in conflic resolution in Syria, IPOB etc

5. Vice President should ensure that Zim elections are free and fair.

mugabe to observe what? A perennial rigger in his own right.He is no statesman,he didn't willing forfeit power let him go on exile to Madagsacar or Nigeria.

Finally!

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In the late 1970's Robert Mugabe had acquired international fame as a fearless nationalist and dogged fighter for his people. But he was in fierce struggle with the elderly Joshua Nkomo who believed by antecedent and contribution to the struggle, he should be allowed to lead the movement. When they brought their quarrel to General Olusegun Obasanjo, then the Nigerian military ruler, Obasanjo locked the duo in a room in Dodan Barracks, placing a pistol on the table before them. “When I return, I want you to have solved the problem of Zimbabwe,” he told them. “One of you should be dead; the survivor would go and be the ruler of Zimbabwe!”When Obasanjo returned 15 minutes later, the two of them were still alive.Mugabe agreed to be Prime-Minister, while Nkomo was to be ceremonial President which he later declined preferring to be the Minister of Home Affairs. That was how Zimbabwe became independent in 1980.