The Military Coup in Zimbabwe, The President Mugabe is Safe....

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe was ousted from the military coup He and his family are safely told that they are safe from the army. After 37 years of being in power, news headlines around the world with its consequences. The news is being promoted by televisions seriously. It is said that the army has captured Zimbabwe's power. They said that they had to take power to stop the 'criminals'.
But President Borat Mugabe is safe. Reuters news agency reported. It said, earlier warned the government that the army chief Constantino Chienga On Tuesday, after warning of such warnings, the army announced a sudden crackdown on national television at midnight. A spokesperson is heard to say that soon after the end of their mission, the normalcy will return to normalcy. Meanwhile, a government source said on Wednesday that the army has arrested Mugab's finance minister, Ignatias Chamombo. Note that Chamon was one of the leaders of the Jan-PF party, the so-called G-40 G-40 is headed by Robert Mugab's wife Gracie. The consequences of Robert Mugabe due to the challenge of this part of his team. Meanwhile, the army has been deployed on the streets of Zimbabwe's capital Harare. State broadcasting equipment has taken over them. However Jan-PF Party accuses the army chief of sedition for this. It is to be noted here that the Chief of Army Staff General Konstantino Chianga has changed Zimbabwe's image within 24 hours of declaration of power intervention. The army is now on the streets. They are compelled to walk all the moving vehicles on the right track. They have warned them. Say you do not want to have any fun. Go straight up JBC, known as the Zimbabwe state television and Robert Mugabe's spokesman, Senators have been seen to enter its main office. Entrying inside, they ordered the workers to get out of the office quickly. Several employees of JBC were seen to be dragging. After a while, the sound of a three-point blast in South Africa's central capital Harare's central region was heard. It is worth mentioning that Robert Mugabe ruled for Zimbabwe for nearly four decades or 37 years. So he has become the kind of 'Grand Old Man' in African politics. But apparently he did not last long. The army defeated him. In this situation, the United States and British nationals living in Harare ordered to not leave the house. The United States said in a statement that until the next notice, US citizens staying in Zimbabwe have been requested not to leave the house. Meanwhile, the British Foreign Ministry said in a statement that all the British nationals in Harare have been advised to stay inside the house until the situation is normal.-- source from bd. news...