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‘Mnangagwa in bid to take over power from Mugabe’

6 November 2017, 5:47 AM  |
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Grace Mugabe says she is prepared to be a lone voice in demanding disciplinary action against Mnangagwa.

Grace Mugabe says she is prepared to be a lone voice in demanding disciplinary action against Mnangagwa.

Grace Mugabe says she is prepared to be a lone voice in demanding disciplinary action against Mnangagwa.

Zimbabwe’s first lady Grace Mugabe has accused vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa of wanting to stage a coup in the country.

Addressing a multi-church gathering in Harare Sunday, the first lady said Mnangagwa wanted to wrestle power from President Robert Mugabe since the 1980s.

Mnangagwa has been under pressure since reports suggested that a section of the ruling ZanuPF wants him to succeed Robert Mugabe.

Grace Mugabe says she is prepared to be a lone voice in demanding disciplinary action against Mnangagwa.

“You will never rise again. You will be walking but you will be a grave. You will be breathing but you will be dead. I am in this position. He wanted to wrestle power from the president. Let me tell you, since the 1980s, he has always wanted a coup.”

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