Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa is now the Acting President, taking over from his counterpart Phelekezela Mphoko who has been acting since President Mugabe left for his annual leave last month.
President Mugabe went on leave on December 24, 2015.
“Please kindly note that as of today, Monday, 11th January 2016, Honourable Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa is the Acting President of Zimbabwe in the absence of His Excellency the President, R.G.Mugabe, who is on his traditional annual vacation,” read a statement signed by principal director in the Ministry of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services, Mr Regis Chikowore.
Mnangagwa was excluded when Mphoko was given the acting role and bloggers speculate he had to follow Mugabe to the Far East to plead with him.
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Ingawani the paper specified clearly kuti these are the speculations bloggers, nxa dzidzo yaota shoma apa kikikkkikkkkkk
Ingawani the paper specified clearly kuti these are the speculations bloggers, nxa dzidzo yaota shoma apa kikikkki
Ingawani the paper specified clearly kuti these are the speculations bloggers, nxa dzidzo yaota shoma apa kikikkkikkkkkk
Ingawani the paper specified clearly kuti these are the speculations bloggers, nxa dzidzo yaota shoma apa kikikkki
your paper is peddling falsehoods. it is norm that the two vice presidents share the acting role whenever His Exellence The President is on leave. who starts the acting role and who ends does not mean that there is any strings attached. dont hoodwink people into believing false stories.
This information came out a long time ago that the two VPs would act this time and first to act was Mphoko. Our Journalists appear to lack the skills of doing their jobs properly. send them back to school