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In Zimbabwe, President Mnangagwa has taken power following the ousting of Robert Mugabe, with the lower house passing a bill to extend presidential terms.

12 reports, 7 independent Updated Oct 22
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In Zimbabwe, President Mnangagwa has taken power following the ousting of Robert Mugabe, with the lower house passing a bill to extend presidential terms.

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Emmerson MnangagwaZimbabweRobert Mugabe

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  1. Mnangagwa ushered in a new, wealth-driven political era, with elite gatherings in Harare illustrating his power base.1 source
  2. Chan warns of political shifts in Zimbabwe as Mnangagwa consolidates power in Harare.1 source
  3. Tendai Biti criticized the new law following Mugabe's ousting as a 'constitutional coup'.1 source
  4. Mnangagwa takes power in Zimbabwe after Mugabe's ousting; lower house approves term extensions.1 source

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