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Zimbabwe: South Africa Could Have Done 'Much More' to Save Me - Mugabe
News24Wire, 24 March 2018
Former Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe says South Africa could have done "much more" to save him politically during last year's military takeover. Read more »
Mugabe Feels Betrayed By South Africa
The 94-year-old made the remarks in an interview at his Blue Roof mansion in Harare. Asked if he felt betrayed by his neighbours Mugabe said, "In a sense, yes." But he conceded that none of Zimbabwe's neighbours apart from South Africa had the capacity to intervene. "South Africa could have done much more. It did not have to send an army, but just to engage," he said.
Top row: Presidents Cyril Ramaphosa and Emmerson Mnanmgagwa. Bottom row: Former presidents Jacob Zuma and Robert Mugabe (file photo).
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16 March 2018
Mugabe Says Zimbabwe 'Must Undo Disgrace' of Military Takeover
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