Former Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe is currently not well and is in Singapore where he is receiving medical treatment.
His successor Emmerson Mnangagwa said he was making sure the former leader who turned 95 in February was well taken care of.
“He has not been feeling well. At the age of 95, I think he is reasonably in good health. Currently he is not in the country. He left on April 2 to Singapore, he will be away for about 29 days and he will come back,” Mnangagwa said in an interview with state-controlled media on Saturday.
“I am making sure that I do the facilitation for him to receive treatment, take him to Singapore and to bring him back, all the facilities, I make sure that it is done.”
Not much has been known about Mugabe’s movements until Mnangagwa revealed he was out of the country for medical treatment.
more recommended stories
Beitbridge boarder truck delays affecting business; South Africa tells ZimbabweSouth Africa has accused Zimbabwe of.
-
Zimbabwe’s Ex-finance minister Simba Makoni arrested over foreign exchange violations
Zimbabwe’s former finance minister Simba Makoni.
-
Zimbabwean court struggles to pin charges on Kuwadzana Orgy gang
The state is struggling to pin.
-
Zimbabwe’s Nelson Chamisa safe after his car allegedly shot at in Mutare
The Zimbabwe opposition leader Nelson Chamisa.
-
Zimbabwean artisanal miners take the law into their own hands
The vexed question of what role.
-
UN Secretary-General urges Eswatini to respect children’s rights
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called.
-
Illegal Sanctions hurt vulnerable in society Mnangagwa tells UN envoy
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Monday.
-
South Africa rejects door on Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine – which Zimbabwe approved
South Africa’s drugs regulator said on.
