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A very important admission and because of that its not underwriting the trust before him there are plenty of signs that your public wants justice and these last few days plenty of zimbabweans have been speaking out because they feel theyre able to say they have to no more awful small business owner in harare he reacted pretty badly to the news that mugabe and his family have already secured immunity from prosecution he said why do people think that once a crook is out its now ok for them to keep...

Coincided with the most brutal of all mugabes massacres the so-called coup or killings in which up to twenty thousand from the in the bailey tribes were killed or disappeared he was denied any role but actually the state controlled by the way a chronicle reported at the time that he compared to citizens to bugs cockroaches that is such an epidemic the government needed to bring in dealey alger thing to get rid of the actual thing so its worthless yet i hear i had you now give me a chance to resp...

To buy mr mugabe silence because he has capabilities that when you take a lot of people what are you know will appear well a very interesting feeling should anyone vote for you even when you have been a very interesting few to look at what your fluted have told you that we have what more than sixty percent outreach and coverage in electricity after all the everything else that weve done ive told you about our literacy rate ill tell you about those bottles were built weve got a lot to come before...

Dont care or dont just say theyre out because the rose petals which are which mr man under way in the in the generals are being thrown i mean being fitted with have been fitted with rose petals right now they are heroes including the generals are talking about all were involved in all of this that youre talking about so it means muslims are happy with it with the situation the people that arent happy as you are really here were happy however it is i will let you know if we come on to that illumi...

Across the country. the fact theres a major blackout like this it hasnt happened in at least a decade when the former president musharraf called for a blackout in the country, and so theres a lot of rumors. a lot of unease. a lot of unknowingness of whats going to happen in the hours to come. >> cnn producer sophia saifi live for us in islamabad. well stay in touch. in zimbabwe, people are hoping for big changes from their new president emersmerson mnangag mnangagwa. the catholic priest mediat...

Is the economy job number one and where does he start? >> this is so critical, not just 90% unemployment. mugabe insisted all schools do algebra and shakespeare. you have the most literate country in africa. you cant expect kids who have that education keep goats or grow pumpkins. they want real jobs pns theyre on twitter and facebook. and they insist on their voices being heard. the first voice, the loudest voice, we want jobs. >> hopefully, he can start to create that. he certainly reached out...

>> sometimes, weed go to three different places. >> reporter: but they were always civil. >> there was not a fight. it was a discussion. >> reporter: the generals even saluting the man they look to overthrow. it was during this address that the world thought mugabe was ready to go. the resignation letter was already drafted. but before sending, mugabe asked for just a few more weeks. >> listening of a 93-year-old is not the same as listening of a 25-year-old. >> reporter: adversity said the prie...

The atmosphere looks pretty electric. >> reporter: thats right, max. certainly there is a sense of anticipation like none other in zimbabwe. they lived under the rule of robert mugabe. now a new ruler is coming in closely associated with mugabe. they hope for a new zimbabwe. take a listen to regents who have spoken to just a little bit earlier. why did you come out today? >> were here to celebrate for a new president, mnangagwa. >> reporter: are you happy the president is gone? >> when things ar...

Hardly deliver to you in woods the excitement that people off feeling. you know along with the economic hardship the the policy that the struggle that people have been going through mugabes time in office also turned into a dictatorship that became a police state essentially that people were no longer able to express themselves they were no longer able to voice their opinions about how they really felt about the politicians more especially the president and now there is a sense of freedom that h...

Mnangagwa. he is the right-hand man or was the right-hand man of mugabe. people will be watching this speech. if he talks about a new direction, asks all the zimbabweans to help lead them out of the mess theyr in. they might pause and say perhaps its worth giving him a moment, giving him a chance despite his checkered history to lead this country in that new direction. also, the international community might be hoping hell say something about elections. that might be optimistic, but hes required...