magog is heavy handed rule turned more and more zimbabweans against him the once thriving country began spiralling out of control. mcgarvie launched a bloody campaign to seize thousands of white and found the new one his daughter lacked family experience an agricultural production went into a noise dive once one of africa's breadbaskets zimbabwe was now struggling to feed its own people. and made rampant poverty and political upheaval in two thousand and five mugabe turned his attention to the country's slums his demolition campaign left at least seven hundred thousand people homeless many of whom supported the opposition just a few years later supermarket shelves were empty rampant inflation sent prices spiraling and caused panic buying once one of africa's richest countries its economy all but collapsed it hasn't recovered since. for years now his rulings on the p.f. party has been consumed with internal power struggles about who will succeed him until recent days the battle was between vice president and mr morgan gog and magog his wife grace mcgaha once said that only god could remo

too far away because this is the fifth time just tended to essential for me to judge a good kid by magog but it became his fifth signature is also one appears. and they also seem to be blaming his wife grace mugabe for a majority of things why are they doing that is that to help robert mugabe say face . to cover they were asking about grace mugabe now the party seems to be placing some blame on her why is that. is it just because or for lack she has been doing the one. she she she was the job she was. the prosecutor. really to talk to every time somebody fired me the fact is it's. great and we're going to get a chance somebody that she doesn't like she takes an aim at them sure that is the reason why people are blaming gray for everything people explode from the fact you see two thousand and fourteen there are only two or blimps really great to see what . goes. out into the top ok so they're blaming her but we've heard the war veterans are generally supported the president now threaten to put protesters back on the streets if he doesn't resign how ready do the people seem to be able to r

and returning on now to our top story emerson magog has just been sworn in as the new president of zimbabwe he takes over from robert mugabe who rule the country for thirty seven years we're watching here live pictures of the celebrations that are taking place at the natural national sports stadium in harare and magog is expected to deliver a speech just shortly will be listening into that speech live i believe we have our correspondent christine mooned was there standing by in harare she's been following all of this for us christine is there and also you're going along on a journalist who has been covering zimbabwe for many years a good to have you both back with us christine coming to you now you know a lot of zimbabweans have said they never expected a day without robert mugabe as president of this must be such a significant day for them. this is sunni and this is why this and not god was controversial paused has somewhat been almost glossed over this is why he's been embraced the way that he has because it was so don just became accustomed to to a life of hardship and struggle this was

will succeed him and two recent days the battle was between vice president and mr more than gog and magog his wife grace mcgaha once said that only god could remove him from power but in the end it was the generals displeased with mugabe sacking of that ally morning. while some will on him a guy with pushing out the colonizers many will remember him as one of africa's longest serving autocrats. and our reporters are on the story for you for live updates follow us on twitter at the w. news you can also have your say on what you think should happen next for symbolic and join the conversation on facebook at d w africa all right but next we had to nigeria where police say that at least fifty people have been killed in a suicide bombing the attack took place at a mosque in the town of newbie in the northeast of the country a police say a teenage bomber targeted worshipers as they were gathering for early morning prayers there has been no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack. well earlier we asked. what more he could tell us about what happened. well how come when and what advice wo

zimbabwe's former vice president emerson magog has promised full democracy after he was sworn in as president on friday he is back in harare after returning from south africa where he'd fled after being fired by the then president robert mugabe then god what had previously been a supporter of mugabe and is known as a ruthless operator but that didn't bother supporters of the ruling zanu p.f. party who turned out to greet him. ecstatic crowds in harare welcomed home their future president. and amazon men and god why didn't fail to deliver. it didn't take him long to connect with the supporters. who knew. the embassy. the u.s. senator who was the owner of the new forward joining me once you have the example of you and how did they know you were good and it was what they know yeah i. was going to be the guy who was never going to be the few jobs the. its return follows a historic day in zimbabwe on choose dead the speaker of parliament announced that robert mugabe had resigned after thirty seven years in power one was. the runner and celebrated the beginning of a new chapter in zimbabwe's histor

here watching the news still to come magog are returning to zimbabwe so much what must he do to turn around the country's faltering economy we'll have more from business after the break. now police and immigration officials in papa new guinea have moved in to clear almost four hundred refugees from an abandoned immigration camp they deny allegations that they used force the campus on man asylum which is part of papa new guinea it's been used to house refugees hoping to get to australia but it was closed at the end of october after the papa new guinea supreme court ruled it was unconstitutional many of the migrants refused to leave because they fear for their safety at the new camp where they're supposed to be re housed. they want to kill us the chance this mobile phone photos captious asylum seekers and a controversial australian run detention center and papa new guinea. one that was officially shut down three weeks ago. now police have answers to compound they ordered those remaining to leave. shocking scenes of distress the crowd tries to revive one man who has collapsed. and. thes

addressing the crowd ok so we expect him to address the crowd or momentarily what kind of legitimacy does magog war have with zimbabweans considering that he was hand in glove with the mugabe regime. and it's very interesting you get different accounts from different people a lot of the people was yesterday i'm holding the black cars and then is that i've been telling you about scratching is they have you know say that he's a changed man that is above we had to be seized and that he will be a different person in fact some are saying that he's a born again christian and that perhaps will show that he's changed any note on the ticket to go those odds they are saying that because of where things are now the world would not want to repeat the errors that mugabe made but other people are skeptical i'm off limits and one of i mean he's known as the prophets out and that tells us that this isn't somebody who has a reputation of the out of the church choir so to say he is somebody with a very scary and disturbing to them drive cars so some people even going as far as telling me that they are more scare

grace magog has been removed as head of the party's women's league and fired from zanu p.f. my god is a master tactician he has survived assassination attempts and out with it is enemies in the opposition and within his own party president mugabe has made it clear he's not going down without a fight al jazeera had. got his announcement was watched closely around the world especially by zimbabwe's neighbors china page has more from johannesburg. this much anticipated speech by zimbabwean president robert mugabe would have been watched by many south africans and of course the many ism bob wayans who now call this country home having left their own because of political persecution and many of course for economic reasons the fact that it didn't turn out how many people had expected with a resignation really shows us how fluid and dynamic this evolving situation is and that is perhaps why we saw a lot of his that and see on behalf of officials on sunday to comment on events unfolding there so south africa's government said it didn't want to say anything until monday that's when t

symbolic way has begun a new chapter with the swearing in of president emerson magog amid jewel and scenes at de national sports stadium he promised to be a president for all the people of zimbabwe to revive the economy and to hold democratic elections next year. and will iraq in berlin on behalf of all of us here thank you for spending in this part of your day with us we'll have more for you after the top of the hour. she gone to the u.n. . house do you consider yourself a pioneer girl want to definitely a player. and what happens when dortmund then shall go for a song that's doing this and no it's small. moments that write history and. next. year just after the collapse of the coalition talks in the french political instability in germany. on may well be one of the most important allies for a manual mccollum's reform. in sixty minutes on w. . do they hope to find tens of thousands of fans for their mega life sets. the mood it's just a really beautiful moment that you're able to share with people a little. they clog up more air miles than some pilots. like ultra everything with us now get

magog was stayed quiet a tactic that didn't surprise observers of the man who has been nicknamed the crocodile for his style in dealing with opponents easy one man always not be allowed to use culpability when you look at it when it wants to attack this place is calculated. cause law and until there the person is not knowing what is going to happen and. my god had been a powerful and loyal member of mugabe's inner circle serving as justice minister speaker of parliament and vice president his supporters praise his business acumen and hope he can improve zimbabwe's dire economic situation if given the chance he's also suggested reengaging with the west after years of international isolation under the gobby andrew simmons al-jazeera. let's just bring you some more breaking news the lebanese prime minister has arrived back in beirut more than two weeks after announcing his resignation allston saudi arabia it saad hariri is first time back in the country since he stood down in a televised broadcast from riyadh and there is this and lebanon into a period of political uncertainty said hodd

about the comments that they made and the fact that possibly and this is not confirmed obviously the magog is might be under house arrest. i'm just wondering what you making of the comments of the military in the situation i mean they are not saying the words coup obviously but we wonder how you are reading this situation. all the people who are. true of us who. are usually what we have been. closed. all right kennedy magoo to thank you very much for telling us what is happening on the streets in zimbabwe let's go over to tanya paige she joins us live from johannesburg on morning what you're hearing about developments on the ground and from the military's perspective tanya. sure well the military quite explicit in giving a warning and during the statement that it broadcast live on the state broadcaster having seize control of it although obviously denying that this is a military takeover they did say quite explicitly very near the end of the statement that our anyone thinking of taking to the streets of of the launching any sort of. violent action would be dealt with quite severely so i th

encouraged a negotiated settlement but it was thembi as president it belonged who took the lead reacting to magog his resignation saying it's time for the army to return to their barracks so zimbabweans can focus on cohesion and unity a call echoed by the main opposition in south africa the democratic alliance and other opposition party. the economic freedom fighters said zimbabwe should promote mugabe's land reform program that stripped white commercial farmers of property placing it in the hands of black people and stated views of robert mugabe's legacy in this region will be mixed many people supported his ideals but not the way they were realized and for a long time many people have forty should step down that would be glad it's happened pace fully but not that it took so long tawny a page out as there are johannesburg. to lebanon now on the return of prime minister saad hariri he's arrived in beirut two weeks after announcing his resignation one in saudi arabia is expected to attend lebanon's independence day celebrations on wednesday the president michel aoun has refused to accept the prime

intervention to end drought but mugabe's presidency tens of thousands of zimbabweans waited for was to watch magog was smearing into office and inauguration meant to cement the veneer of a politically driven solution from within the ruling zanu p.f. party once again not to be processed. we can do in the present and future. a nation friend. when i was promised to implement economic reforms that would uplift the lives of millions of zimbabweans left jobless in a battered economy and work toward stimulating local industries as well as compensating white farmers for the land they lost under previous policies has also vowed to fight corruption tall order given the corruption allegations faced by many members of his ruling party often from politicians we have learned that there is a gulf between what they say and what they actually do the same government that is coming from from the same party that elites know from his people two million jobs and really did in those years of need to create. enjoys firm military backing from the same army that in two thousand and eight intervened in elections lost by mca

a negotiated settlement but it was thembi as president go along the who took the lead reacting to magog his resignation saying it's time for the army to return to their barracks so zimbabweans can focus on cohesion and unity a call echoed by the main opposition in south africa the democratic alliance another opposition party the economic freedom fighters. so it's an bob which should advantage and promote mugabe's land reform program that stripped quite commercial farmers of property placing it in the hands of black people instead the use of robert mugabe's legacy in this region will be mixed many people supported his ideals but not the way they were realised and for a long time many people have forty should step down they'll be glad it's happened pace fully but not that it took so long tanya page out is there a johannesburg. the un security of korea of violating the arms this agreement that ended the korean war by chasing a defector across the border into the self this video shows that effects are being pursued and shot at his across the military demarcation line he was rescued by south

to magog to. reside in what we think. is both vision is the president is in. a different era in zimbabwe the ruling party tells robert mugabe the past go. you're watching out of their arms the whole robin also coming up in the next thirty minutes palestinian leaders threatening to suspend ties with the u.s. over its plan to close the p.l.o. office in washington d.c. . and find out why people highty are already calling for the new president to quit . also cautious optimism signals have been detected from a missing submarine in argentina. welcome to the program we started southern africa was a bar boys ruling party has gone. robert mugabe an ultimatum he must resign as president by midday on monday or face impeachment zanu p.f. is also dismissed mugabe as party leader and expelled his wife grace from its ranks . there were celebrations in the capital harare as the results were announced the garveys former vice president. has been put forward as the interim party leader. resigning. the president. this is a fast moving story with the clock ticking for president ro

grace magog has been removed as head of the party's women's league and fired from zanu p.f. mugabe is a master tactician he has survived assassination attempts and out of what it is enemies in the opposition and within his own party president mugabe has made it clear he's not going down without a fight. or let's go live now to her and get the very latest on the horror of the the address made by president mugabe muscle stunned zimbabweans everybody gathering in anticipation expecting him to announce his resignation. people are baffled they can't understand well so much press of president mugabe just will not step down he's insisting he's not going to resign so zanu p.f. say they're going to impeach him but impeachment could take weeks that means he could be around for this december conference today we're expecting reaction from various individuals the war veterans will give a press conference on their reaction to the president saying he's not going to resign and then the army is going to issue a statement later in the day martin and. then appear has named a new leader that is

while the younger g forty group backs mugabe's unpopular wife grace a long time go beyond it ally magog has strong support among the armed forces it was his second last week in favor of grace which led to the military action how much us are reports from harare. parts of harare are now on lockdown and soldiers in army have blocked roads to government offices parliament and the courts people say they are cautiously waiting to see what happens next many are relief so far there has been little violence i can see however moving as usual no more business than the president moving around freely. the country's war veterans say they have had enough of president robert mugabe many helped keep him in power for nearly forty years we. should have been recalled from is a row as the president insisted. the mob his army said on wednesday the president robert mugabe and his wife are safe in their private residence south africa's president jacob zuma said he was concerned about the situation in a phone call with zuma mugabe confirmed he was fine we would like to call for calm and restraint. particularly

to get back to that story in just a moment but first we're going to return to our top story emerson magog way has been a sworn in as the new president of zimbabwe he takes over from robert mugabe who will the country's already thirty years so we're looking at pictures here from the national sports stadium in harare a change of leadership comes after the army moved to depose mugabe last week. with a new president is about to deliver his inauguration speech we are going to be listening in live to that let's just listen in now on those it b.c. t.v. a very important day in ok should look a certain day and it is a day that we'll. starts the future the future that is full of hope a future that most analysts that we've spoken to as it be seen used say is very much full of promise very much for this offer better things to come in this nation . we see him gaga here a shaking hands as he moves down the line preparing a to give his speech she was a former justice and defense minister a key ally of robert mugabe and a confidant for many years and we are waiting for him to take the podium to give his

a negotiated settlement but it was thembi as president go along the who took the lead reacting to magog his resignation saying it's time for the army to return to their barracks so zimbabweans can focus on cohesion and unity a call echoed by the main opposition in south africa the democratic alliance and other opposition party. the economic freedom fighters said zimbabwe should add fonts and promote mugabe's land reform program that stripped white commercial farmers of property placing it in the hands of black people and state the use of robert mugabe's legacy in this region will be mixed many people reported his idea of but not the way they were realized and for a long time many people have forty should step down they'll be glad it's happened pace fully but not that it took so long tony a page out as there are johannesburg. to lebanon now in the return of prime minister saad hariri he's arrived in beirut two weeks after announcing his shock resignation one in saudi arabia really is expected to attend lebanon's independence day celebrations on wednesday president michel aoun has refused

grace magog has been removed as head of the party's women's league and fired from zanu p.f. my god is a master tactician he has survived assassination attempts and out of which it is enemies in the opposition and within his own party president mugabe has made it clear he's not going down without a fight. out of joann's will be going to the polls next month to elect a new president but billionaire best spend sebastian pinera has failed to reach the fifty percent required so now he does face a runoff against a socialist candidate here. in twenty eight days we will be called to the polls again to vote. remember there are two options the destinies they do wait us are very different one is the wrong path which is lead to stagnation in failure the other path which you should take which is the route to a better time which will create a more fair and supportive and free. on the position as german chancellor is send out after talks aimed at forming a new coalition government collapsed the pro business for a democratic party one of four in the negotiations pulled out sunday night citi

you know if you think mr magara will be an improvement and he things that zimbabweans by appointing magog as head of zanu p.f. and possibly president in the future if mugabe were to step down that zimbabweans would be leaping from the frying pan into the fire what do you respond to that. i also been on the ground that's who i'm talking to you. the moment. who is going to be the next president i think just want you to be anything. if something new something different we have headed. for a long time. in one thousand. nine hundred eighty. nine hundred eighty seven the president up to the. nine times it has never happened it's a world record but it was. some cases but now i think it's hard to form a president you know to you know to you know to to return in a graceful manner. in zambia over the region even in malaysia. break. time to two ears to win over to someone else. but i think for the good of everybody thank you so much we need to protect that because he's done a lot for. this in that but he is the opposition i think also challenges the right at the moment. in opposition. in this proces

our correspondent interviewed morgan tsvangirai yesterday and he called magog war ruthless a do you really think he's the kind of leader that zimbabwe needs right now in this time of transition the chinese have a saying that if you can't ride the tiger you shouldn't attempt to do so otherwise if you for if you get eaten. this was going to come back and he's going to run right to talk again this is a very tough job i think he's one of the few men in the country who could really handle the responsibilities of life if i personally think also that he he had many ways he knows exactly what to do and i think that he were to do it but i must say i'm not a majority in that respect many people here are deep and deeply concerned about what he's going to actually do it becomes a bit redundant long to wait he'll make a statement when he's you know he wrote it on friday and i'm sure that we'll have some carrots you know after that you mentioned he's facing a host of new challenges when he takes office as a new president what are those challenges. well those top of the list would be the budget which sho

them keep it let's just focus on building the country and move forward so opinions of vides on the magog is the people who do still support them and i have to be say it has me the time to come out but come out and openly speak in support of the mugabe is a lot of the his supporters are quiet right now some we're told have left the country and our room what about two more witnesses feeling of celebration starts to abate a little bit what happens next politically. next is when will a muslim in and be seen in public when the swearing in ceremony happen. away in zero thursday so it's about moving forward taking the country forward taking the napier forward as well so all eyes on him as a man and god the way he makes his first public appearance what is this speech going to say is it about uniting zimbabweans or is it just about zanu p.f. as a party is about as a hoping that he comes back as a leader who will cheat all zimbabweans as equal realize the economy is the main focus of them at the moment they are kind of relieved that he is a businessman they are hoping international community will

grace magog has been removed as head of the party's women's league and fired from zanu p.f. . is a master tactician he has survived assassination attempts and out of what it is enemies in the opposition and within his own party president mugabe has made it clear he's not going down without a fight. as an elephant was watch closely around the world especially bars and bob boys neighbors tanya page has moved from johannesburg. this much anticipated speech by zimbabwean president robert mugabe would have been watched by many south africans and of course the many of them barbarians who now call this country home having left their own because of political persecution and many of course for economic reasons the fact that it didn't turn out how many people had expected with a resignation really shows us how fluid and dynamic this evolving situation is and that is perhaps why we saw a lot of his that and see on behalf of officials on sunday to comment on events unfolding there so south africa's government said it didn't want to say anything until monday that's when the deadline is for

that it has to be seen to be believed they are predicting that they will give this man a chance but magog is resolute in that he will change things even though he has a past which is directly linked to. and also he still stands accused of a number of human rights abuses and indeed an allegation in much of the land in the eighty's of being part of atrocities that were ordered so ahead of him a lot of problems a lot of excitement it has to be said amongst zimbabweans but then on this rainy sunday there is this feeling now that is growing that maybe this is not is as beautiful as it seems that mugabe may be gone but now the honeymoon period may not last as long as some people think. now ma'am are in bangladesh of agree to accept help from the un with the repeated tradition of ranger refugees it's hoped the plan will allow people to return home safely at least six hundred thousand muslim or hindu has crossed the border into bangladesh since a military crackdown began in me a mosque in august let's go to phil robertson he's deputy director of the asia division at human rights watch he is in bu

zealand's former prime minister helen clark talking to me now that zimbabwe has a new leader emerson magog one who recently replaced robert mugabe ending is thirty seven year rule but prior to that he was for decades described as a key in for self or more gabi both afghan designer p.f. party whose international spokesman nick gaga is the latest guest on d.-day obvious conflict zone where tim sebastian questioned him on human rights grievances so thought the country created a few weeks ago. yeah you call him a struggle now but. let me finish the. president had to flee for his life a couple of weeks ago and the little that's an unfortunate certain issues and it's not funny i don't know why don't i send your politicians out of limb i don't know if that i don't accept you calling him a compliment but i would say that it was it wasn't conventional it was wrong it shouldn't have up in that way but when it starts. and you can see the rest of that conversation on this conflict zone which is also available online at www dot com slash conflicts on not telling not to ban from the big business is goin

has encouraged a negotiated settlement but it was thembi as president who took the lead reacting to magog his resignation saying it's time for the army to return to their barracks so zimbabweans can focus on cohesion and unity a call echoed by the main opposition in south africa the democratic alliance another opposition party the economic freedom fighters said zimbabwe's should advantage and promote mugabe's land reform program that stripped white commercial farmers of property placing it in the hands of black people and stated the use of robert mugabe's legacy in this region will be mixed many people supported his ideals but not the way they were realized and for a long time many people have thought he should step down they'll be glad it's happened peacefully but not that it took so long tawny a page out as there are johannesburg. political crisis has turned the spotlight on beijing's and for once and had already as well as its future foreign policies and africa china is the boy's largest investor helping to develop a number of key infrastructure projects in the country times with go ba

intervention to end robert mugabe's presidency tens of thousands of zimbabweans waited for hours to watch magog was swearing into office and inauguration meant to cement the veneer of a politically driven solution from within the ruling zanu p.f. party once again not the past. we do in the present and future you are a nation a different person. when i was promised to implement economic reforms that would observe the lives of millions of zimbabweans left jobless in a battered economy and work toward stimulating local industries as well as compensate the white farmers for the land they lost under previous policies has also vowed to fight corruption tall order given the corruption allegations faced by many members of his ruling party often from politicians we have learned that there is a gulf between what they say and what they actually do this in government that is coming from from the same party that elites know from his people two million jobs and really did in those years of need to be created when our god why enjoys from military backing from the same army that in two thousand and eight inter

zimbabwe's a former vice president's imus and a magog one says he's crossed the border to south africa. two days after being far as for president robert mugabe speaking to supporters in harare mugabe says he also had his sights on many others who were involved in defying him how tough has been following events on the ground is president robert mugabe wanted to send a clear message to anyone planning to remove him from power for now one faction in the rulings on the party led by the first lady grace is in charge on monday zimbabwe's leader fired his vice president gore for being disloyal the ninety three year old his managua had ambitions to become president. and. he's. the one who is a war veteran hasn't been seen in public since he was sacked on wednesday he released a statement saying he's out of the country and that he will return soon to lead zimbabweans. zanu p.f. supporters at the solidarity rarely insist the world's oldest elected leader will die in office the focus for now is who replaces when it got some people. say they want. the country's first lady. to get. the government t

story as they come in to us moving on now though it's been a landmark day for exam bob way anderson magog what has been sworn in as president to tens of thousands of people in v.i.p.'s from across africa gathered at a stadium in the capital harare to witness the ceremony and cheer on the new president he vowed to uphold the constitution and protect the rights of all zimbabweans replaces the former president robert mugabe who held power for nearly four decades. whatever it was clues or moves not much to soon but good. reliable for in this regard oh that simple. knowledge. no one who's islam is. a leader of us christine one who has been following all of this for us from harare and she joins us now for more hi christine good to see you so essentially what i'm a synagogue what was saying there is let bygones be bygones what do you make of that and what do you think it means for how he will treat robert mugabe's legacy going forward. sunni innocent goble also went on to say that mugabe robert mugabe he is still his his father his eighty's my mantle and my comrade in arms we did expect that by

he said every zimbabwean who is frustrated with the magog is let's come out in the streets and march this in the strategy to the stadium march and show the mugabe is that your time is running out he says that he has said a stern warning to the mcgarvie is on saturday they will hear from the people how the people really feel and if the mugabe is still trying to hold on to power they will be dealt with another one of the negotiation process because as we say we've got one side the military is there as well there was a south african delegation that was certainly involved yesterday is there any clarity or indication of how that's playing out. or people are just waiting to see i mean we've been told the visine significant progress made but what that is we don't know if we thing else is just speculation we know that the regional bodies southern african countries are planning special conference special summit where they'll discuss zimbabwe and to give an indication that the outside play players are so i can trees are trying to mediate in this crisis it was interesting enough on social media

zimbabwe's new leader and isn't magog one has been sworn in promising to create jobs stamp out corruption and to compensate white farmers whose land was seized under the rule of former president robert mugabe. and argentina's president maybe it's your my creek spect search teams to find his navy's newest submarine within days but he didn't say whether the navy anticipates from it's a five it's someone disappeared days ago with forty four crew members on board. police in china are investigating reports that toddlers at a child care center in beijing were sexually abused drugged and molested it's the latest in a series of similar cases has stepped past and reports from beijing. they're in shock and demanding an explanation these are parents of toddlers who attend the prestigious red yellow blue kindergarten in beijing children as young as three years old have said they were molested dropped and stripped naked by care workers regular blue is the largest early childhood service provider in china and is listed on the new york stock exchange order not from me in the glass of my chair oh some pa

president robert mugabe under house arrest so now we're seeing the day after the big inauguration magog is getting down to business he's talking about getting foreign aid he's talking about investments he's talking about getting that debt relief it's a long list but we're also hearing from the opposition that things are not as rosy as they seem nelson chamisa the vice president of the m.d.c. which a lot of people know about it's the main opposition party is here with me thank you for joining us on the on this show i'm going to ask you first of all nelson straight up could you really party can it really do anything about the machine that's rolling now with a fresh face a new plan. well i must say that sort of fresh face is a fresh hair cut it doesn't change the human body yes the fact that. zine appear to simply change a little bit in terms of. their hair cut not the face the face remains the same the board remains the same we are conscious as them to see that their face phase for us has been to do with the mugabe the person but the second face is to make sure that we deal with mugabe th

next was in bob as far as the leadership some of the major political players in zimbabwe now emerson magog war that we've mention is a new party leader for zanu p.f. who was science this month as vice-president the first female vice president in zimbabwe's history joys majority was removed from her post in twenty fourteen some say at the behest of first lady grace mugabe christopher. the leader of zimbabwe's war veterans association which has been instrumental in rallying opposition demonstrations and then also morgan chang a rise in bob wasteful a prime minister who founded the opposition party the movement for democratic change m d c alex you know mugabe stepping down from power isn't necessarily going to mean a new day for zimbabwe is it when you look at all these different figures all these people they've been in on the scene for some time now emerson agogo was mugabe's sidekick for a long time how is he going to present himself as a new man to zimbabweans. i think it's important that we are very clear about what is going on here this was an intend no party fight it was a succession st

who will succeed him until recent days the battle was between vice president and mr morgan gog and magog his wife grace mcgaha once said that only god could remove him from power but in the end it was the generals displeased with mugabe sacking of the ally morning. while some will on him a guy with a pushing out the colonizers many will remember him as one of africa's longest serving autocrats. and i reporters are on the story for you for a live update just follow us on twitter at d w news you can also have your say on what you think should be next for a symbol way join the conversation on facebook d w africa well next we have to nigeria where police say at least fifty people have been killed in a suicide bombing the attack took place at a mosque in the town in the north east of the country while police say a teenage bomber targeted worshipers as they were gathering for early morning prayers there has been no immediate claim for of responsibility for the attack. all right and we can take you now to nigeria for more on this story to have years away centuries isn't a. what more can you tel

money had been accused of disloyalty his removal boosts the chances of magog his wife grace who was also seen as a likely successor to husband. a powerful typhoon and inswing floods have killed at least sixty people in vietnam the government says some reservoirs are dangerously near capacity there's been extensive damage in the south central region where more than eighty thousand homes have been damaged. or. it has happened again a shooting massacre in the u.s. twenty six people gunned down inside a small texas church. there just were speed why would you attack them on something say on the sunday when their defense puts. defenseless tonight disbelief in america for the u.s. president this is a tragedy that's all in our heads a mental health problem at the highest level but this isn't a guns situation tonight trump once again refuses to pull the trigger on talk about gun control i'm bored often berlin this is the day.

money had been accused of disloyalty his removal boosts the chances of magog his wife grace who is also seen as a likely successor to husband. liberia's supremum court has postponed a presidential runoff election shadowed for tuesday the ruling was made to allow the elections commission to investigate allegations of fraud in the first round. trillions of dollars squirreled away abroad by the rich and powerful a new document leaked of the paradise papers exposes the tricks used by the zero point one percent to hide their money from the tax man also coming up it started off as a sprint to the finish line while now the race is over without a winner telecoms firm sprint and toe t. mobile call off them and. one finger in the future to get your credit card one shop just outside london is letting its customers pay with just think of. the i'm daniel winter and this is your business update governments around the world are scrambling to investigate as the so-called paradise papers expose tax dodging on a massive.