Mnangagwa tells US to sympathise with his government

The interim President of Zimbabwe Emmerson Mnangagwa has allegedly reached out to the Donald Trump administration and accepted the re-engagement gesture he is trying to extend.

Speaking at a hosted dinner at the State House at the weekend for a team of American doctors, Mnangagwa said Zimbabwe has no grudge against America.

"When you have gone back to America and I have no doubt that you may bump into Trump (US President) and if you do please tell his Excellency President Trump that the people of Zimbabwe are so humble and very warm," said Mnangagwa to the cheering guests.

"He (Trump) has no cause to quarrel with them (Zimbabweans). These are children of God and they are very nice and we in Zimbabwe we take the American people as very nice people," he said.

He gave an official thank you to the people who giving humanitarian assistance to Zimbabweans.