Legality after a military coup, clothed in legality? Fooling nobody.
The underlying legality is the images of people dancing in the street. I didn't see any reports of counter-demonstrations.
We debated the extent to which his economy was undermined by the brits; so it's not all good and bad on one side, but given the catastrophic fall from zimbabwe's high status to low, it seems Mugabe mismanaged the affair. I don't really pretend to know how much fault could be attributed to his mismanagement.
I wonder if we could have a more expert evaluation on this story, from someone who actually follows the situation.
ken
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On 22/11/2017 05:45, "Chidi Anthony Opara" <usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.com on behalf of chidi.opara@gmail.com> wrote:
Samuel Doe died in war, Gbagbo was removed in a coup. Mugabe's removal is clothed in legality, hence my question.
CAO.
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