Zimbabwe: Ruling party rubbing Robert Mugabe

Harare Between the rapidly changing political rise in Zimbabwe, the ruling party, the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front, has expelled Robert Mugabe from the party. The party has also reinstated Imran Nangagwa in his place and given the reins, who had been dismissed by Mugabe from the party two weeks ago.

After the coup was over by the army on Tuesday in Zimbabwe, the public got support. In Zimbabwe, thousands of people have been demonstrating on the streets to oust Robert Mugabe from the past two days, in the meanwhile, the ruling party has removed his supreme leader as leader of the leader.

In a meeting held in Harare on Sunday, the party removed Mugabe from the President through voting and removed from the party. Also, Mugabe's wife, Gracie Mugabe, was also fired, who was managing the party's Women League. When the party sacked Mugabe, Emerson Nangagwa was given power to celebrate the song and dance in the hall.

Explain that Robert Mugabe, 93, who has been ruling for 37 years in Zimbabwe, was refusing to step down after the coup. The army increased the difficulty of occupying the capital Harare and taking Mugabe custody when the people did not even get their support.

I always thought every day was a gift, but now I am looking for where to send the note.
With respect,