#Tsvangirai calls on Mugabe to resign
Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai said on Thursday President Robert Mugabe should resign in the interest of the country after the military seized power.
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Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai said on Thursday President Robert Mugabe should resign in the interest of the country after the military seized power.
Tinomudaishe Chinyoka – Comrades, unless we are vigilant, we have the danger that the AU and SADC might in fact abort our deliverance. They are already circling. There is a so-called SADC emergency meeting called for Botswana on 16 November 2017. So I have to ask, what has SADC ever done for us? And where was the AU when we toiled and suffered?
The Zimbabwe national army yesterday took over key institutions in the capital, controlling the movement of human and vehicle traffic in the city.
A number of Cabinet ministers and senior officials in government and the ruling Zanu PF party considered to be part of President Robert Mugabe’s inner circle have either been put under house arrest or detained by the army, which has taken charge of the country’s affairs.
South African president and current chair of the Southern African Development Community (Sadc), Jacob Zuma, has called for calm and restraint in Zimbabwe
Zimbabweans countrywide were anxious yesterday after the military usurped civilian control of the country.
Morgan Tsvangirai – Today, I convened a meeting of the party’s Standing Committee in Harare to deliberate on the current situation in the country. Our country has been undergoing an extremely difficult period since the disputed and illegitimate election of 2013.
Constantino Guveya Dominic Nyikadzino Chiwenga, was born Constantine Guveya Chiwenga on August 25, 1956 in Mashonaland East’s Wedza District.
Hopewell Chin’ono – Father Mukonori and General Chiwenga meeting with top security for final drafting of agreement with Mugabe at State house. The worry to hand over to ED has been cleared so Zimbabwe has a settlement now.
Dr Tapiwa Shumba – For this to remain a ‘cool coup’, it must have a clear plan and a swift strategy for a return to normalcy. A clear strategy includes making it a point that the army returns to the barracks in a few days time and handover the country back to civilian authority.
The longer they take without an exit strategy, the closer this will move towards a ‘treasonous coup’ which will be frowned upon by Zimbabweans, SADC, AU and the international community who have been supportive thus far.