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Military protecting Mugabe after takeover
16 Nov 2017 at 09:55hrs | Views
Since the security personnel of President Robert Mugabe has been weakened by the military's raid of his residence, indications are that the confinement of the veteran leader who has ruled Zimbabwe for 37 years under very stressing conditions for the citizens can be in danger if allowed to move out.
This has been said by Norton legislator Temba P. Mliswa through his tweet.
The military raided Mugabe's residence at the Blue roof house in Harare where they have kept him under house arrest.
"The confinement of HE by the military is a precautionary move to PROTECT the president from any danger," Mliswa twitted.
"That man has caused severe suffering of the people of Zimbabwe, good thing Zimbabweans have no feeling of retribution. The situation is under control SADC must stay out."
Negotiation over a transitional government are still said to be under way as Mugabe is being advised to step-down by the military.
This has been said by Norton legislator Temba P. Mliswa through his tweet.
The military raided Mugabe's residence at the Blue roof house in Harare where they have kept him under house arrest.
"The confinement of HE by the military is a precautionary move to PROTECT the president from any danger," Mliswa twitted.
"That man has caused severe suffering of the people of Zimbabwe, good thing Zimbabweans have no feeling of retribution. The situation is under control SADC must stay out."
Negotiation over a transitional government are still said to be under way as Mugabe is being advised to step-down by the military.
Source - Byo24News
