By A Correspondent| Today marks over a year and a month after Zimbabwe’s founding president Robert Mugabe spoke out for the first time in a broad interview months after he was militarily removed from power.

Speaking at his Blue Roof residence, President Mugabe described his former aide Emmerson Mnangagwa as a lawless man. He said Zimbabwe “must undo this disgrace that we impose upon ourselves.” A year later, Mnangagwa’s tenure charaterised by soldiers shooting civilians in the open streets on state orders, has also seen for the first time the Reserve Bank twisting its banking rules in the space of a few hours. WAS MUGABE TELLING THE TRUTH?

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