Family outraged over Robert Mugabe reburial plan
The family of former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe says it is outraged by a local chief’s decision to have the remains of the former statesman reburied at the country’s National Heroes’ Acre.
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The family of former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe says it is outraged by a local chief’s decision to have the remains of the former statesman reburied at the country’s National Heroes’ Acre.
Traditional Chief Orders Grace Mugabe to Exhume, Rebury Late President Mugabe’s Remains LLMugabe01 A traditional chief has ordered former Zimbabwean First Lady, Grace Mugabe, to exhume her husband’s remains at the family homestead in Mashonaland West and rebury them as he was laid to rest in a place violating the area’s burial cultural norms. But the Mugabe family is breathing fire, saying they will defy Chief Zvimba’s order as he has no jurisdiction over the matter. In a letter written by Chief Zvimba, whose agents delivered it at Mrs. Mugabe’s residence, the chief fined her five c...
"... If it is a constitutional matter, which we think it is because he has no jurisdiction to handle the case, we would go to the Constitutional Court. This is far from over. We are ready to take him on.”
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