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Zimbabwe’s Mugabe “ready to die for what is correct”, nephew tells Reuters

18 November 2017, 4:13 PM  |
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Robert Mugabe's fall after 37 years in power was spurred by a battle to succeed him

Robert Mugabe's fall after 37 years in power was spurred by a battle to succeed him

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Robert Mugabe's fall after 37 years in power was spurred by a battle to succeed him

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace are “ready to die for what is correct” and have no intention of stepping down in order to legitimise this week’s military coup, his nephew, Patrick Zhuwao, said on Saturday.

Speaking to Reuters from a secret location in South Africa, Zhuwao said Mugabe had hardly slept since the military seized power on Wednesday but his health was otherwise “good”.

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