Audio: Mujuru says she is willing to work with Mnangagwa to oppose Mugabe
Former Vice President turned opposition leader Joice Mujuru has said that her successor, former Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa is free to join her party so that they can oppose President Robert Mugabe together. Mujuru said that by now it should be clear to everyone that Mugabe is the problem in Zanu-PF and not the many people that he has fired over the years. Ironically, Mnangagwa was one of the enthusiastic cheerleaders when Mujuru was being hounded out of the party in 2014. At one point, Mnangagwa told the Sunday Mail in 2015.
The revelations that came out showed that our Vice-President (Mujuru) was not fit to lead the country; (we) would easily have our revolution sold that way.
Like those things where she would go with the American ambassador at night and you are vice-president of a country, and serve tea in a dark house. So, all those things put together and now the things which were being revealed about corruption and so on, we all felt that this country would go into problems if she took over the reins of this country.
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However, Mujuru seems to blame Mugabe for her woes and those of Mnangagwa. Speaking to Voice of America Studio 7, Mujuru said:
Each time Mr Mugabe wants to fire his deputy, he will accuse them of disloyalty, this he started with Vice President (Joshua) Nkomo, he said the same to (Edgar) Tekere … He (Mugabe) is a man who is obsessed with power.
Here is part of the interview:
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