Zimbabwe gets the new president on Friday

Former Zimbabwe emissary Emmerson Mnangagwa will take oath as the next Friday. Today he is going to return to his country on Wednesday. Zimbabwe state media said in the news.

Zimbabwe's media quoted ZBC as saying The Guardian reported that Emmerson Mnangagwa will arrive in the country on Wednesday at six in the evening. Two weeks ago he escaped from the country for safety reasons. Earlier, he dismissed him from the post of Vice President, then President Robert Mugabe.

Just a week ago the Zimbabwean army took control of the country. The country's 37-year-old ruler Mugabe was arrested Following the process of migration to Mugabe in the country's parliament yesterday, his resignation came on Tuesday. Earlier, he refused to step down. After the announcement of Mugabe's resignation, the people of the country were seen to cheer on the people.

After yesterday's festival, Harare's road was quiet this morning. The carriage was normal. Many people joined the workplace. Earlier, he was sacked as head of the country's ruling party Jan-PF to put pressure on Mugabe to leave the presidential post. The deadline was given to him last Sunday to step down as president. The process of prosecution was started without leaving the office.

Whether or not Mugabe and his wife are in Zimbabwe, the matter is still unclear. Many people think that if Mugabe left the country, it would be a threat to Emmerson Mnangagwa and new leaders.

Emmerson Mnangagwa congratulated the people of Zimbabwe in a statement issued yesterday after Mugabe's resignation. He said people want to deal with Zimbabwe's political and economic challenges with the people.

Zimbabwe's ongoing crisis started two weeks ago, when President Mugabe dismissed his Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa. It is said that Mugabe fired Mnangagwa, his wife, Grace, to the country's power. Mnangagwa is quite popular among the country's army. Within a week of dismissal, the army took control of the army.