a little bit but let's talk about the public theater of the last ten days to make up for that or mr mugabe wasn't pushed out in order to bring in democracy now the p.f. had been perfectly happy trashing democracy for thirty five years the thing that brought change was the terrible realisation that mr mugabe was going to bring his wife into the top job and that would have upset all the vested interests in your country people who counted on. coming in to protect their interests and the secret couldn't know about not just me couldn't risk that not also correct what people cannot risk is somebody who people ought to be unstable in what appeared in behaved in as a terrible way to take over the controls of power in zimbabwe it would establish it would have established the whole country would have to submit to the region that was the consent that's not the view of did the most with a veteran of the liberation struggle he was close to mugabe for fifteen years he was quite clear the army intervened he said to save son piaf not the country but he was you know this must be not to know just because th

that in the unit but let's talk about the public theater of the last ten days to talk about you mr mugabe wasn't pushed out in order to bring in democracy now the p.f. had been perfectly happy trashing democracy for thirty five years the thing that brought change was the terrible realisation that mr mugabe was going to bring his wife into the top job and that would have upset all the vested interests in your country people who counted on. coming in to protect their interests and their secrets you know couldn't know couldn't risk of that now could you know us we couldn't risk that not that's of course what people cannot risk is somebody would think ports to be unstable in what appeared in behaved in a stable way to take over the controls of power in zimbabwe it would establish it would have destabilized the whole country it would have to submit the region that was the concept that's not the view of did the most with veteran of the liberation struggle he was close to mugabe for fifteen years he was quite clear the army intervened he said to save someone in p.s. not the country but he was a

zimbabwe has dropped from the headlines ever since the resignation speech, that was not one, of mr mugabehat is he is up to now. but he has his plush house and bodyguards. but a very sad, potentially rich country, completely run down, so of course it is important. . let's see if this is a new chapter. now to the daily express, page three of the daily express. it has two royal stories, one about al—megrahi had been and oned about prince william. harry and meghan have gone to wales and seen harry and meghan have gone to wales and 5eena harry and meghan have gone to wales and seen a rapturous harry and meghan have gone to wales and seen a rapturou5 reception. meghan mania it has been described a5. there she is in her stella mccartney coat and welsh trou5er5. ye5, so everyone is delighted to have met her and she's obviously proving to be a bit of a hit as she goe5 proving to be a bit of a hit as she goes around the country. the second 5tory goes around the country. the second story is that prince william has decided to shave off what remains of his hairand to decided to shave off what remains

to give him a chance and the people are skeptical they look at the history that he has been with mr mugabe for so long but he is trying very hard to create a different picture a different perception about himself the way he's been going about his business in recent weeks suggest that he's very keen to please not only the local electorate but also international partners who are kinley following progress in zimbabwe because remember the biggest problem in zimbabwe at the moment is the economy and the economy has actually west since november and it's important that he cultivate a culture which allows investors to come in which allows support to come into the country and this gesture is part of those efforts ok we thank you for speaking to us from the u.k. thank you alex what they saw. so if you're watching us on facebook live you will see in a moment so little more about the tell you rather about some of pakistan's first female commandos and still to come on the newsgroup the u.s. president donald trump's top law enforcement official plans to and an obama era policy that shielded illegal mari

and you know mr former president mugabe taking learn from. this mr bennett and his refutation are generally was that his neighborhood where he hardly is from the poor people there black people loved him he paid school fees for people he saw him as the champion in the lookout should not along with to give him a nickname which means one of us saw he had to have babies but of cause he clashed heads with mr mr mugabe's government because he was a prominent member of the m.d.c. the opposition and so his death comes out as a shark and the american authorities are looking into it but i think it will have an impact on both the opposition and the new government in zimbabwe the new executive director of the un children's agency unicef has warned hundreds of thousands of children in south sudan may die if emergency action isn't taken to boost food security ongoing fighting between forces loyal to the president and rival fighters loyal to sack deputy continue to devastate the country millions have been displaced. well the u.n. children's agency says two p

and you know mr former president mugabe had taken learn from. this mr bennett and his reputation are generally was that his neighborhood where he had these five the poor people there black people loved him he he paid school fees for people he saw him as the champion in the lookout should not along with a given men need name weeks means one of us saw he had to have babies but of cause he clashed heads with mr mr mugabe's government because he was a prominent member of the m.d.c. the opposition and so his death comes i say i say shock and the american authorities are looking into it but i think it will have an impact on board the opposition and the new government in zimbabwe what do you think that impact on the politics in zimbabwe is going to be and how do you think zimbabweans themselves are going to react to this news. you know when i saw the news i was shocked and you know the headline that i first saw it did not see it was in the u.s. i think the fact that it was in the u.s. at least is my my suspicions a little bit because the american author

and you know mr former president mugabe taking learn from. this mr bennett and his reputation are generally was that his neighborhood where he had his father the poor people there black people loved him. he paid school fees for people he saw him as the champion in the lookout should not along with to give him a need name means one of us so he had to have babies but of cause he clashed heads with mr mr mugabe's government because he was a prominent member of the m.d.c. the opposition and so his death comes i say i say shock and the american authorities are looking into it but i think it will have an impact on board the opposition and the new government in zimbabwe the u.s. is spending a forty five million dollars payment to the un's relief agency for palestinian refugees the money which was earmarked for food aid was promised last month now it's separate from the sixty five million dollars cut to. this week. at the time though when we provided that note that information to honor we made it clear that it was a pledge it was not a guarantee and t

little bit but let's talk about the public theater of the last ten days to talk about last year mr mugabe was pushed out in order to bring in democracy now the p.f. had been perfectly happy trashing democracy for thirty five years the thing that brought change was the terrible realisation that was true. he was going to bring his wife into the top job and that would have upset all the vested interests in your country people had counted on. coming in to protect their interests and their secrets couldn't know that now could you know respect not what people cannot risk. somebody wanted thought to be unstable in what appeared and behaved in as terrible way to take over the controls of power in zimbabwe it would establish it would have destabilized the whole country would have to savage the region that was the concept that's not the view of didn't mess with a veteran of the liberation struggle he was close to mugabe for fifty years he was quite clear the army intervened he said to save some p.f. not the country but he was you know it is must not turn out just because that is a member of the opp

little bit but let's talk about the public theater of the last ten days to talk about last year mr mugabe was pushed out in order to bring in democracy now the p.f. had been perfectly happy trashing democracy for thirty five years the thing that brought change was the terrible realisation that was through. he was going to bring his wife into the top job and that would have upset all the vested interests in your country people had counted on. coming in to protect their interests and their secrets couldn't know couldn't a result of that now could you risk that not what people cannot risk is somebody wanted thought to be unstable in what appeared in behaved as terrible way to take over the controls of power in zimbabwe it would establish it would have destabilized the whole country would have to savage the region that was the concept that's not the view of didn't mess with a veteran of the liberation struggle he was close to mugabe for fifty years he was quite clear the only intervened he said to save someone p.s. not the country and he was you know it is must be not to know just because tha

thirty seven years of blood on its hands and now this deal this immunity deal presumably to buy mr mugabe silence because he has capabilities that when you take a lot of people what are you going to be and what a very interesting field should anyone vote for you live here when you learn you have when a very interesting feel to look at what you feel to it i've told you that we have what more than sixty percent outreach and coverage in it to set up toward everything else that we have done i've told you about our little straight out told over the last beatles were built with what a lot to campaign for i will fold it will resettle people with what i wrote accommodated we have not human rights no human rights oh yeah we won that doesn't mean we have a let's not react or may not we have we have a lot to improve on that twenty we have a lot to prove and this is a bit you are going to see the violence too you know the vice president in the m.d.c. was asked if you if you we said go on both sides when she wasn't in this office of senegal when she was in the m.d.c. she was passionate again by the me