That at 93, President Robert Mugabe is too old to effectively run a country must be common cause. But there are, as always expected, other people who view this fact of life as untrue, mischievous, criminal and even blasphemous.
People, like Mugabe's spokesperson, George Charamba, will seek to dismiss the clear evidence pointing to the president's growing incapacity to lead the country, with unhelpful explanations which only serve to bring more questions to the logic of Mugabe's continued stay in office.
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