Harare - Emmerson Mnangagwa is anticipated to become the interim leader, after taking the oath on Friday, 24 November, 2017 to replace Robe...
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Harare - Emmerson Mnangagwa is anticipated to become the interim leader, after taking the oath on Friday, 24 November, 2017 to replace Robert Mugabe, the Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda has announced.
Zanu PF has delivered the letter nominating ED Mnangagwa as the next President to the Speaker of Parliament
"According to our constitution the nominee for President should be sworn in within 48 hrs. The swearing in ceremony for Mr Mnangagwa is set for Friday the 24th of November 2017," Mudenda said.
Mnangagwa, 75, who fled from Zimbabwe in fear of his safety after being sacked this month, could be sworn in as president later on Wednesday or on Thursday and is likely to lead Zanu-PF into elections next year.
Mugabe resigned as Zimbabwe’s president on Tuesday, a week after the army and his former political allies moved to end four decades of his rule.
There were celebrations across Zimbabwe after it was announced that Mugabe who has led Zimbabwe since independence in 1980 has resigned. - Online Sources
"According to our constitution the nominee for President should be sworn in within 48 hrs. The swearing in ceremony for Mr Mnangagwa is set for Friday the 24th of November 2017," Mudenda said.
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Mnangagwa, 75, who fled from Zimbabwe in fear of his safety after being sacked this month, could be sworn in as president later on Wednesday or on Thursday and is likely to lead Zanu-PF into elections next year.
Mugabe resigned as Zimbabwe’s president on Tuesday, a week after the army and his former political allies moved to end four decades of his rule.
There were celebrations across Zimbabwe after it was announced that Mugabe who has led Zimbabwe since independence in 1980 has resigned. - Online Sources
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