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| What's your reaction to the events in Zimbabwe? | What's your reaction to the events in Zimbabwe? |
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| If you’re in Zimbabwe, or are a Zimbabwean national, we’d like you to share your thoughts on the political situation | |
| Carmen Fishwick and | |
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| Wed 15 Nov 2017 09.35 GMT | |
| Last modified on Tue 21 Nov 2017 16.58 GMT | |
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| Robert Mugabe has resigned as president of Zimbabwe in an announcement made during a parliamentary hearing to impeach him. Tens of thousands of people joined in a rally in Zimbabwe’s capital Harare on Saturday morning after the military in Zimbabwe took control of the country on Wednesday to “target criminals” around the president. We’d like you to share your reaction to the latest events. | Robert Mugabe has resigned as president of Zimbabwe in an announcement made during a parliamentary hearing to impeach him. Tens of thousands of people joined in a rally in Zimbabwe’s capital Harare on Saturday morning after the military in Zimbabwe took control of the country on Wednesday to “target criminals” around the president. We’d like you to share your reaction to the latest events. |
| After seizing state TV, army spokesman Maj Gen SB Moyo announced it was targeting people close to Mr Mugabe who had caused “social and economic suffering”, saying Mugabe and his family were “safe and sound and their security is guaranteed”. | After seizing state TV, army spokesman Maj Gen SB Moyo announced it was targeting people close to Mr Mugabe who had caused “social and economic suffering”, saying Mugabe and his family were “safe and sound and their security is guaranteed”. |
| The move came after Mr Mugabe sacked his deputy, Emmerson Mnangagwa, in favour of his wife, Grace amid a bitter battle over who will succeed 93-year-old Mugabe. | The move came after Mr Mugabe sacked his deputy, Emmerson Mnangagwa, in favour of his wife, Grace amid a bitter battle over who will succeed 93-year-old Mugabe. |
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| We’d like you to share your reaction and thoughts on the future of the country with us. You can fill in the encrypted form below, and we’ll use a selection of responses in our reporting. | We’d like you to share your reaction and thoughts on the future of the country with us. You can fill in the encrypted form below, and we’ll use a selection of responses in our reporting. |
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