Zimbabwe’s former president Robert Mugabe says he hopes his former allies in the “military government” would be voted out of power.
Mugabe, whose 37-year rule came to an end when he was forced to resign in November, told reporters at his mansion in Harare, that President Mnangagwa’s government was unconstitutional and ruled by the gun.
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