Robert Mugabe Addresses UN General Assembly

The soon to depart President Robert Mugabe is set for his
last dance at the global stage.
Today he may make his last scheduled speech in New York at
the 71st session of the United Nations General Assembly.
While the tone and direction of the speech will not change,
those watching the Zimbabwe leader’s speeches since years
gone by, will endure a painfully slow, inaudible talk,
focusing on how the powerful, United Kingdom, United
States, and their NATO allies have wrecked havoc in the
world.
Unleashing refugees across the perilous seas, for reasons they
best know.
He will however not have time to explain how his own
country, Zimbabwe, is also producing high numbers of mainly
economic, and to some extent political refugees at the same
alarming scale as endangered countries like Somalia and
Democratic Republic of Congo.
On a different note, there are rumours from very credible
sources that this could be Mr Mugabe’s last attendance of
the United Nations session.
We reported on Sunday that South Africa, UK, US, EU and
China are about to pour billions into the country to the ‘soon
to come’ government of Emmerson D Mnangagwa .
Mnangagwa who is Mugabe’s number 2 is now expected to
take over the reigns in few months time.
Some say he will be president by December 2016.
Many have sited advanced age and rapidly deteriorating
health as the reason for Mugabe’s ‘soon to be announced
retirement’.