MUGABE FLEES STATE HOUSE By Peter Kadiki, HARARE PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe is fearing for his safety in Harare and is now sleeping in Zvimba because of a letter he received, purportedly signed by members of the army threatening to get him soon. CAJ News is in possession of a copy of the letter, with the address of army KGV1 headquarters in Harare sent to Robert Mugabe of Number 7 Chancellor Avenue in Harare, which is the address for the State House, Mugabes official residence. The letter is signed off at the bottom by 1000 soldiers fed up with you and sources say it was submitted to Mugabe last week after revelations of a suspected coup plot emerged to dominate the Zimbabwean political scene. We are fed up and we will get you soon, the first sentence reads. We are after you and you better pack and go because we cant continue suffering because of you Robert. The short letter only has one paragraph and is on a letterhead of the Zimbabwe National Army. CAJ News got a copy of the letter through senior army sources, who also revealed that Mugabe has resorted to sleeping at his rural home in Zvimba, some 120 kilometres west of Harare. CAJ News
Posted on: Fri, 01 Aug 2014 09:05:01 +0000
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