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The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/former-president-robert-mugabes-son-arrested/">confirmed the arrest</a> of Robert Mugabe Junior, late former President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Robert_Mugabe">Robert Gabriel Mugabe</a>‘s son.
In a statement seen by Pindula News, police said <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Robert_Mugabe_Junior">Robert Tinotenda Mugabe Junior</a> will appear in court in due course. 
Reads the statement issued today (Monday 20 February 2023) by police national spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi:
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<h2>ARREST OF ROBERT TINOTENDA MUGABE (JUNIOR)</h2>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms that Robert Tinotenda Mugabe (Junior) (31) has been arrested on Malicious Damage to Property allegations after a complaint by his friend Nkatazo Sindiso (31) that he destroyed property worth USD12 000.00 at house number 3A Verdi Lane, Strathaven, Harare.
He will appear in court in due course.
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Police Confirm The Arrest Of Late Ex-President Robert Mugabe's Son

The Commonwealth team is visiting Zimbabwe for the third time to assess the progress made since the southern African country’s application to join the group in 2018. The team will be in Zimbabwe from 12-18 November 2022. The intended visit was announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade in a statement seen by Pindula News. Read the statement:
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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE PRESS STATEMENT ON THE VISIT TO ZIMBABWE BY THE COMMONWEALTH ASSESSMENT MISSION: 12 TO 18 NOVEMBER 2022
A Commonwealth Assessment Mission will be in Zimbabwe from 12 to 18 November 2022, at the invitation of His Excellency President E. D. Mnangagwa, to assess the progress that the country has made following the application it submitted in 2018 to rejoin the organisation. The Mission, led by Assistant Secretary-General Professor Luis Franceschi, will be visiting the country for the third time, in line with Zimbabwe’s re-engagement thrust that seeks to reset and rekindle its foreign relations in order to create a conducive and supportive environment for the successful implementation of NDS1 and the realisation of Vision 2030.
During the visit, the Mission will meet with His Excellency the President and hold discussions with the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Ambassador F. M. Shava, and other ministers and senior government officials covering the political, legislative and economic reforms that the Government has implemented under the Second Republic. It will also engage the media and other stakeholders on matters of interest to the organisation.
Hon. Ambassador F. M. Shava Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade
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Zimbabwe has for years been pushing for readmission into the commonwealth but it has repeatedly been told to implement requisite reforms which are premised on ensuring good governance.
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Commonwealth Team Set To Visit Zimbabwe To Assess Progress

A picture of a makeshift wheelchair at <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Parirenyatwa_Group_of_Hospitals">Parirenyatwa Hospital</a> has caused a commotion on social media with some saying the atmosphere at local hospitals was worsening the condition of patients.
Standard wheelchairs cost about R6 000, about US$366.50.
The pictures were shared by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Hopewell_Chin%27ono">Hopewell Chin’ono</a>, an award-winning Zimbabwean journalist and documentary filmmaker who attributed the sore sight to the government’s failure to fund the health sector. Reads a post seen by Pindula News:
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This is a wheelchair at what is supposed to be Zimbabwe’s most modern public hospital, Parirenyatwa! 
The regime has failed to buy just wheelchairs.
The same hospital is now only doing emergency treatment, not elective (scheduled) treatment.
The wheels have literally come off, all because of the LOOTING of public funds.
They threaten me with jail for exposing this rot!

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The pictures surface amid a controversy caused by remarks by South African medical doctor, Phophi Ramathuba, who told a bedridden Zimbabwean patient that <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/responses-to-dr-phophi-ramathubas-plans-to-bill-president-mnangagwa-for-zimbabwean-patients/">Zimbabweans ought to get treatment in their own country.</a>
Zimbabwe’s health sector has been collapsing in the last two decades with observers attributing the collapse to the looting of public funds by “heartless” politicians who have “nothing to lose” as they get medical attention abroad.
In 2021, President Emmerson Mnangagwa <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/07/07/breaking-ed-fires-obadiah-moyo/">fired then Health Minister,</a> Dr <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Obadiah_Moyo">Obadiah Moyo</a> for corruption involving USD60 million.
Political elites who have received criticism include Vice President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Constantino_Chiwenga">ConstantinoChiwenga</a> who doubles as the Minister of Health and Child Care. He <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/12/08/chiwenga-airlifted-to-china-for-medical-treatment/">spent the good part of 2020</a> in South African, Indian and Chinese hospitals. 
The late former president <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Robert_Mugabe">Robert Mugabe</a> used to get medical attention in Singapore.
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PICTURES: Makeshift Wheelchair At Parirenyatwa Cause Commotion On Social Media

Nelson Chamisa, leader of the opposition MDC Alliance has said the citizenry is yearning for change and a better life. 
His remarks come when the country is facing political, humanitarian and economic crises that have worsened the masses’ standards of living. Chamisa posted on Twitter:
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THE EXODUS MOMENT… People are thirsty for change and a prosperous country. We’re suffering too much. It has not been easy. Those benefiting from this oppressive system will fight us. But enough is enough! We must win &amp; deliver Zimbabwe for change. A New Great Zimbabwe is loading!
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His remarks come ahead of the 2023 elections which many say will be influenced by the state of affairs. The socio-economic crisis is characterised by soaring inflation, power cuts, and poor salaries for government workers.
Chamisa is confident that he will defeat and dislodge President Emmerson Mnangagwa from power.
He recently claimed that Mnangagwa is not as clever as his predecessor the later founding leader of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, whom he said had various tactics of winning elections.
Meanwhile, some political analysts argue that Zimbabwe needs political reforms to make the playing field level.
They say the current political landscape favours the ruling ZANU PF.
More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw">Pindula News</a>

People Are Thirsty For Change And A Prosperous Country - Chamisa

The body of the late founding leader of Zimbabwe, Robert Gabriel Mugabe is lying in state at his mansion in Borrowdale popularly know as the Blue Roof. We present pictures of the state of the art infrastructure below.
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PICTURES: Blue Roof - Mugabe's Mansion Where His Body Is Lying In State

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PICTURES: When Mugabe's Body Left Singapore Parlour

The family of the late former President Robert Mugabe has invited members of the public to be at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport to receive the body of Zimbabwe’s founding leader.
Mugabe passed on in the early hours of Friday the 6th in a hospital in Singapore where he was receiving medical attention.
The plane carrying his body is said to have departed Singapore at 0230 hours (Zimbabwean time) on Wednesday after mass was held on Tuesday.
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/263Chat/status/1171698835342712832">263Chat</a>

Mugabe Family Invites Members Of The Public To Welcome His Body

The University of Zimbabwe has cancelled its decision to send students on recess. The academic institution had announced that in solidarity with the nation which is mourning the passing on of Zimbabwe’s founding leader, Robert Mugabe, lectures were being suspended. The press release had also said that ordered students residing in halls of residents to vacate their rooms with observers believing that the move was meant to create room for guests expected to attend Mugabe’s funeral. The change in stance comes after Students reportedly demonstrated on Tuesday. It also comes when there are reports suggesting that the burial of Mugabe has been postponed indefinitely.
Recalling the decision, the University advised that lectures were now on as usual. We present the press release in full below.
<blockquote>10 September 2019 
UZ RECALLS THE DECISION TO SEND STUDENTS ON RECESS 
The University of Zimbabwe has reconsidered and reversed its earlier decision to send students on recess. 
Students are therefore advised to report for classes as usual. Those in University accommodation are therefore no longer expected to vacate their residences as earlier communicated. 
Any inconveniences caused to our valued stakeholders and clients are sincerely regretted.</blockquote>
 
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FULL TEXT: University Of Zimbabwe Cancels Decision To Send Students On Recess

Zanu-PF national political commissar, Victor Matemadanda says he will attend the funeral of the late former President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, despite Mugabe’s family saying that he was not welcome.
Speaking on a live radio programme on Classic 263 on Monday, Matemadanda said:
<blockquote>I am going to attend the funeral as a leader in the Zanu-PF hierarchy and to support my President Cde Mnangagwa.
No one in the Mugabe family has the right to decide who attends; they are too small for that, not at this juncture. They don’t tell us how to bury our heroes, they are not heroes.
Mugabe is a national person and as such, I will attend and if they don’t want me to view the body then I don’t mind but I will be there as a war veteran and a Government minister.
Let everyone be reminded that I haven’t withdrawn what I said about (Cde) Mugabe that Zimbabwe was not a family dynasty. I still stick to that up to this day. Zimbabwe is not a dynasty.</blockquote>
Matemadanda added that despite his flaws, which are expected of every human being, Mugabe will have a befitting send-off.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/matemadanda-to-attend-mugabe-funeral/">The Herald</a>

"They're Too Small To Decide Who Attends Mugabe's Funeral" - Matemadanda Responds To Ban

Harare based lawyer and Nehanda Radio correspondent, Tinomudaishe Chinyoka has claimed that the family of the late former president of Zimbabwe, Robert Gabriel Mugabe has been talking too much instead of mourning Zimbabwe’s founding leader.
In a letter written to the family, Chinyoka said that some of the remarks by Mugabe’s family members were unpleasant and unsubstantiated. Chinyoka said:
<blockquote>You see, I really think that you have been talking more than you have been grieving. Stop it!
One of you, a fugitive from justice no less, claims that our former President was at home until a week before he passed. Now, since home is Zimbabwe and we know from our current President that your relative was not in Zimbabwe, where is home? So you have chosen the occasion of Robert Gabriel Mugabe’s death to confirm that he really did own a home in Singapore?
Secondly, the same fugitive claims that our former President left a legacy of state of the art health care in Zimbabwe. Surely if that was the case, he wouldn’t have needed to go to KuSingaporwe for his hospital needs.</blockquote>
Chinyoka claimed that some members of the Mugabe family did not know him as the nation does.
He also said that among other things, it was important for the Mugabe family to note that his enduring legacy was of education and land.
Chinyoka also reminded the family that it benefitted from nepotism and patronage which they did not deserve at the expense of the nation hence the need to stop privatising the deceased.
 
More: <a href="https://nehandaradio.com/2019/09/10/chinyoka-on-tuesday-letter-to-the-family/">Nehanda Radio</a>

"You've Been Talking More Than You've Been Grieving. Stop It!" - Mugabe Family Told

Zimbabweans have mixed feelings over the legacy of the country’s founding leader, the late Robert Mugabe. Some believe that the current generation is the most conflicted over Mubage.
They argue that in less than a generation (30 years), the nation has experienced the good, the bad and the ugly, all due to Mugabe.
Newz Wire correspondent, Teresa Mugadza, observes that the policies which the socialist Mugabe implemented at Independence benefitted lots of Zimbabweans. The writer notes that the education sector, for instance, was heavily subsidised thereby assisting scores of great people today to attain their degrees.
Mugadza further observes that the policies were however not sustainable as the country spent without investing for the future.
The writer also observes that Mugabe was instrumental in bringing the land back to Africans, in bringing political independence to blacks, and that he also stood for Africa as a whole against inequality at International organisations such as the United Nations.
Mugadza is however still hurt by human rights violations by Mugabe of which she is also a victim. She observed that scores of Zimbabweans were incarcerated at Mugabe’s instigation.
She concludes that Mugabe single-handedly trampled upon his own legacy to the extent that a number of the good he did was overshadowed by the bad he did during his last days in power.
<a href="https://newzwire.live/opinion-i-will-remember-robert-mugabe-with-pride-but-with-anger-teresa-mugadza/">More: Newz Wire</a>

"This Generation Is Probably The Most Conflicted Over Mugabe,"

The ruling ZANU PF has said that it will remember the late former president Robert Mugabe for his selfless service to the people of Zimbabwe and the Pan-Africanism cause.
The announcement was made by Zanu PF National Spokesperson, Ambassador Simon Khaya Moyo following the passing on of Mugabe in the early hours of Friday in a hospital in Singapore.
It is without irony, however, that the party, following Mugabe’s ouster and his open declaration that he would vote for Chamisa in 2018, stripped him of several of his honours including “cde” which is a sign of inclusion.
The party also accused him of being greedy after the ongoing land audit unearthed that the late veteran leader and his widow, Grace Mugabe own about 16 farms.
Zimbabwe’s founding father was also accused of being greedy for power, something that made him prolong his stay in power by using all means necessary and unnecessary.
More: <a href="http://www.zbc.co.zw/zanu-pf-to-remember-mugabe-for-selfless-service-to-zim/">ZBC News</a>

"The Revolutionary Party Will Remember Mugabe For His Selfless Service" - ZANU PF

The Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Professor Paul Mavima has dismissed as fake the reports circulating on social media suggesting that schools were no longer going to be opened on Tuesday 10 September 2019 as initially planned.
Messages that circulated on social media suggested that the passing on of Zimbabwe’s former president Robert Mugabe had affected the school calendar.
Mavhima, however, said that the school calendar remained unaltered. He further urged parents whose children are in boarding schools to make arrangements to send them to school on 9 September.
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More: <a href="http://www.zbc.co.zw/schools-opening-date-unchanged/">ZBC News;</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/InfoMinZW/status/1170250771411193856">Ministry of Information, Publicity &amp; Broadcasting</a>

Education Minister Responds To "Schools Opening Date Changed" Reports

A Zimbabwean citizen who narrates how he was on the receiving end of Mugabe’s brutality has recorded a video detailing the woes that the late former president Mugabe’s administration inflicted on him and his fellow countrymen.
Watch the video below:
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WATCH: Wafa Wanaka Doesnt Apply On Mugabe - Citizen

These are some of the videos of former President Mugabe that are circulating on social media.
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WATCH: Videos Of Mugabe Circulating On Social Media

The United States Embassy in Harare have extended their condolences to the Mugabe family following the passing on of Zimbabwe’s veteran leader and former president, Robert Gabriel Mugabe. The former teacher passed on at 95 in the early hours of Friday. The United States posted on twitter to extend their condolences. See their post below.
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USA Mourns Mugabe, Reflects On His Legacy In Securing Zimbabwe’s Independence

WATCH: 15 Famous Robert Mugabe Quotes

23 Photos Of A Younger Mugabe You Probably Haven't Seen Before

Former president Mugabe’s Gushungo Dairies (Pvt) Ltd has been taken to the High Court by Auto World Harare (Pvt) Ltd for allegedly failing to pay $11 000 for service done on one of the farm’s motor vehicle.
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Auto World Harare (Pvt) Ltd has argued that it was asked to repair a vehicle by Gushungo Dairies. It also said that the services it rendered to the vehicle were charged at $11 004.said. The company said:
<blockquote>It was the plaintiff’s terms and conditions that invoices are paid within seven days upon receipt. The defendant was issued with an invoice on October 29, 2018 and to date, the invoice remains unpaid.</blockquote>
Auto World Harare approached the courts to order Gushungo Dairies to pay the money for its labour, motor parts and professional service. It also seeks Gushungo Dairies to pay the cost of suit.
Recently, Gushungo Dairies auctioned some farm equipment. The company has been reported to be underperforming since the ouster of the nonagenarian leader.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/05/gushungo-dairies-fails-to-pay-for-car-repairs/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">NewsDay</a>

Mugabe's Company Dragged To Court Over Vehicle Repair Fees

Former ZANU PF spokesperson, Rugare Gumbo has revealed that the former president of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe ill treated them during the liberation struggle.
Speaking to the Daily News, Gumbo revealed that Mugabe would punish others for merely having a diverging view. Said Gumbo:
<blockquote class="wp-block-quote">We were treated like dogs. We spent at least three months detained in holes dug in an open place which were closed from the top at about 5 pm, only to be reopened the following morning.
The holes were six metres deep and four metres wide. It was hell on earth and we all thought we were going to die.
At one point the holes were filled with soil and only our heads were left protruding out. But we all survived the ordeal.</blockquote>
Gumbo was incarcerated alongside the likes of the late Henry Hamadziripi, former police commissioner general Augustine Chihuri, former ZBC chief executive Happison Muchechetere and Mukudzei Mudzi.
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War Veteran Narrates Mugabe's Cruelty During The Liberation Struggle

Former President Robert Mugabe will likely miss Independence Day celebrations for the second time in a row after current President Emmerson Mnangagwa revealed that the former is in Singapore for treatment.
Mugabe, who was ousted from office in a military coup in November 2017, has been in the Far Eastern City-state since the beginning of April.
Mnangagwa revealed Mugabe’s whereabouts during an interview with ZBCtv on Saturday. He said:
<blockquote>He has not been feeling well. At the age of 95, I think he is reasonably in good health. Currently he is not in the country. He left on the 2nd of April to Singapore, he will be way for about 29 days and he will come back.
I am making sure that I do the facilitation for him to receive treatment, take him to Singapore and to bring him back, all the facilities, I make sure that it is done.</blockquote>
Mugabe has shunned the limelight since his humiliation in 2017. His last public appearance was on election day on July 30, 2018, where he implicitly declared that he would vote for MDC president Nelson Chamisa.
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Mugabe To Miss Uhuru Celebrations, Again

Former president Robert Mugabe has been told to leave the politics of tribalism and to focus on writing his memoirs instead by the war veterans. The former freedom fighters, some of whom served as Mugabe’s foot soldiers during election seasons, also reminded Mugabe that there were not his “personal soldiers.” Speaking in Masvingo, Deputy Minister of Defence (War veterans) and Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) secretary general, Victor Matemadanda said,
<blockquote>He wants to divide the country on tribal lines. He wants to create a Zezuru vote, a Ndebele vote, a Karanga vote. Wherever he goes he must know that he ruined this province and now he also wants to ruin Zimbabwe. We will not be divided on tribal lines
Mugabe should know that we were not his personal soldiers during the liberation struggle. We were fighting for the people of Zimbabwe. He thought he could control us as if we were his soldiers who he paid.</blockquote>
Mugabe seems to have courted the ire of his former comrades in Zanu-PF ever since he started speaking out against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government, accusing him of having into power through a military coup backed by the Zimbabwe Defence Forces.
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Concentrate On Writing Your Memoirs Instead of Divisive Tribal Politics: War Veterans Tell Mugabe

A Government source who spoke to state-owned newspaper, The Herald, on condition of anonymity has claimed that former President Robert Mugabe has 21 farms some of which he has been leasing them to white farmers.
This is despite Mugabe speaking against people who own multiple farms or those that lease out their farms to whites.
Said the Government source:
<blockquote>There is an issue of farms that they (Mugabes) have ben leasing to whites. Here was a President who was preaching one-person, one-farm, but who has 21 farms. But a good number which was being leased to white farmers. And he knows that the new Government will have to want to choose one out of the 21. But some of his investments, including the dairy and the children’s project, were benefiting from a blurred accounting system between those business propositions and State coffers. Now, they are worried that unless they recapture State power, all those projects will crumble.</blockquote>
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Mugabe Has 21 Farms, Has Been Leasing Farms To Whites

Former president Robert Mugabe is reported to have turned down the Zanu-PF Youth league’s offer to hold a public birthday party for him. Mugabe’s birthday was in the past celebrated extravagantly at a cost of millions of dollars. Last year the party was estimated to have cost at least $2 million.
Mugabe turned down the offer as he is said to be bitter about the way he was removed from power in November last year after a military intervention. As a result, he preferred to celebrate with his close family members. A member of the family who spoke to NewsDay said:
<blockquote>He wants to be with his family and those who love him genuinely and not those who want to abuse his name for political gains.
The family would want to hold the birthday party for our old man, as a private event. But critically, what business does the party have for a man they removed in the manner they did?</blockquote>
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Mugabe Rejected Zanu-PF Offer For Public Birthday Party, Preferred Private Celebration With Family

On Sunday the Zanu-PF Central Committee passed a resolution to recall President Robert Mugabe as the party leader and First Secretary of Zanu-PF. However, Mugabe was not fired from the party.
On Monday, Zanu-PF secretary for Information, Simon Khaya Moyo announced that Mugabe had been formally notified of his dismissal. Here is the letter from Moyo:<img alt="" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-35314" decoding="async" height="1032" loading="lazy" sizes="(max-width: 774px) 100vw, 774px" src="https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/SK-Moyo-MUgabe.jpg" srcset="https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/SK-Moyo-MUgabe.jpg 774w, https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/SK-Moyo-MUgabe-225x300.jpg 225w, https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/SK-Moyo-MUgabe-768x1024.jpg 768w, https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/SK-Moyo-MUgabe-600x800.jpg 600w" width="774"/>

Zanu-PF says President Mugabe was formally notified of the decision to recall him this morning

According to a report from Reuters, senior Zanu-PF officials did not want President Robert Mugabe to resign on live television with the military generals flanking him as this would have confirmed that military takeover by the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) was, in fact, a coup. According to the sources, this was the primary reason why Mugabe did not announce his resignation last night. The ZDF has been at pains to explain that this is not a  military takeover of government.  The military is insisting that it is only  “targeting criminals around him who are committing crimes that are causing social and economic suffering in the country, ” so that they could bring them to justice.
The speech was in fact, meant to “sanitise” the military’s actions so that the international community does not take any action against Zimbabwe.
Said one source:
<blockquote>It would have looked extremely bad if he had resigned in front of those generals. It would have created a huge amount of mess.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://af.reuters.com/article/commoditiesNews/idAFL8N1NQ1UI">Reuters</a>

If Mugabe Had Resigned On Television It Would Have Confirmed That The Military Take Over Was A Coup

President Robert Mugabe may not have announced his resignation because according to the Constitution of Zimbabwe, he can only do so by written notice to the speaker of parliament who makes it public. In other words, he cannot announce his own resignation. 
Section 96(1) of the Constitution on the Resignation of President or Vice-President reads:
<blockquote>The President may resign his or her office by written notice to the Speaker, who must give public notice of the resignation as soon as it is possible to do so and in any event within twenty-four hours.</blockquote>
However this is not a given that he will resign. It also remains to be seen if Zanu-PF will go ahead with its threat to impeach President Mugabe after Zanu-PF Central Committee gave him a deadline of 12 Noon on Monday to step down or face impeachment on Tuesday. 
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At the Central Committee meeting, Zanu PF chief whip Lovemore Matuke was ordered to “institute proceedings for the removal of Mugabe in terms of Section 97 of the constitution of Zimbabwe” if he continues clinging on to power. As Zanu-PF on its own, already has more than two-thirds of the legislators in parliament, the threat is very potent and can be acted on. There are also reports that that MDC-T Mabvuku-Tafara MP James Maridadi had notified the Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda of his intention to move a motion to impeach Mugabe. The sources said that Mudenda was given the notice of the motion on Wednesday last week.
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