AS IT HAPPENED: 'The old man should be allowed to rest' - Tendai Biti on #Zimbabwe's Mugabe
2017-11-15 06:30
Zimbabwe is tense as the army has taken over Zimbabwe's ZBC state broadcaster and detained senior politicians, including President Robert Mugabe. Follow Live updates.
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The old man should be allowed to rest, says Tendai Biti of
Robert Mugabe
This coup is in your bedroom, says Tendai Biti
I'm shocked at this; I'm not a sangoma - Tendai Biti
The military put careful planning into this. There has been
no loss of life - former Zimbabwe finance minister Tendai Biti
Tendai Biti says: The army is in charge
Coup? What coup? Zimbabwe's Herald misses army move on Mugabe
Companies on alert, SA bank brings some staff home #Zimbabwe
Companies are being vigilant over their operations in Zimbabwe after
military vehicles descended on the capital of Harare and the army seized
power, threatening President Robert Mugabe’s 37-year rule.
PICS: Situation on the streets of Harare
Herald publication reports that schools, markets, transport
and public moving about freely in Zimbabwe
Questions around the location and role of former Zimbabwean
vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa
Alex Magaisa, law professor at University of Kent, discusses the actions
of Constantine Chiwenga, in an interview with Bloomberg.
Why did Robert Mugabe chosen to work with counter
revolutionaries? Why did he choose to denounce war veterans who have been with
him during the liberation war? queried Matemadanda
Victor Matemadanda: All political parties should embrace
this, we anticipate inclusivity as no one person can correct the situation that
we are in.
Victor Matemadanda: The Zanu PF central committee will
proceed and align the party to return to constitutionalism
Bitcoin is going wild in Zimbabwe
Bitcoin climbed as much as 10% on Zimbabwe’s Golix exchange on Wednesday after the country’s armed forces seized power.
LATEST: Zimbabwe war vets group wants Mugabe recalled
The head of Zimbabwe's influential war veterans association says they stand with the army and that President Robert Mugabe should be recalled as president and ruling party leader.
R29bn in trade between SA and Zimbabwe
"Whether I'm happy or not happy, it doesn't change
anything."
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“It is pertinent to restate that the Zimbabwe Defence Forces remains the
major stock holders in respect to the gains of liberation struggle and
when these are threatened, we are obliged to take corrective measures,”
Commander of the Defence Forces, Constantine Chiwenga has said.
"We're hoping this situation will be controlled" -
Zuma
Zuma says he will send an envoy to Angola to brief on
security in SADC
JUST IN: Zim state radio resumes some of its normal programming
Zimbabwe's state radio resumed some of its normal programming
shortly after noon on Wednesday.
Grace Mugabe has fled to Namibia - Sky News report
Zimbabwe is SA's 5th biggest trading partner
150 SA companies operating in Zimbabwe
ENCA finance analyst says the rand is not impacted by the
Zimbabwe crisis
Mnangagwa is back in Zimbabwe, says SABC analyst Izak Khomo
Mugabe is not a key player - he's an icon, says analyst Izak
Khomo
War veterans throwing their support behind the military action
in Zimbabwe
China: Zimbabwe army chief visit 'normal military exchange'
A visit to Beijing last week by Zimbabwean army commander General
Constantino Chiwenga, who appears to have taken control of the country,
was a "normal military exchange," China's Foreign Ministry said on
Wednesday.
