Mugabe now in face to face negotiations with coup leaders

Finally, there is movement at President Mugabe's "Blue Roof" residence. Motorcade driven out 10 minutes ago. And two helicopters landed. Negotiations appear to have encountered legal and constitutional hurdles.

Finally there is movement at President Mugabe ‘s "Blue Roof" residence. Motorcade driven out 10 minutes ago. And two helicopters landed. Negotiations appear to have encountered legal and constitutional hurdles #Zimbabwe

— Trevor Ncube (@TrevorNcube) November 16, 2017

A sighting of presumably Mugabe's motorcade from Borrowdale. Unclear whether he's on the move.

A sighting of presumably Mugabe's motorcade from Borrowdale. Unclear whether he's on the move pic.twitter.com/HUSsnEnekA

— Zim Media Review (@ZimMediaReview) November 16, 2017

President Mugabe insists he is legitimate head of state and military must first concede their actions are illegal. Will military grant safe passage to his wife and family once this hurdle is dealt with #Zimbabwe

2. President Mugabe insists he is legitimate head of state and military must first concede their actions are illegal. Will military grant safe passage to his wife and family once this hurdle is dealt with #Zimbabwe

— Trevor Ncube (@TrevorNcube) November 16, 2017

Military wants Mnangagwa reinstated in ZanuPF and government. What are the legal and constitutional considerations to this demand.

3. Military wants Mnangagwa reinstated in ZanuPF and government. What are the legal and constitutional considerations to this demand. #Zimbabwe

— Trevor Ncube (@TrevorNcube) November 16, 2017

The venue for face-to-face negotiations between Mugabe and military is Statehouse.