President Emmerson Mnangagwa said he believed that the former first lady Grace Mugabe had been improperly thinking at the end of her husband's long term rule. The rally was held one day before Mnangagwa was shot by Mugabe on November 6.
In an interview with Britain's Financial Times, Zimbabwe's new president said that the event convinced him was a rally run by Grace Mugabe in November, where he called Mnangagwa a snake that should break down his head.
"I was being castigated there as a snake. And to deal with this snake you must crush the head. And this snake is Mnangagwa, we must crush the head, not beat the tail or the body," Mnangagwa recounted the first lady as saying.
"I was being castigated there as a snake. And to deal with this snake you must crush the head. And this snake is Mnangagwa, we must crush the head, not beat the tail or the body," Mnangagwa recounted the first lady as saying.
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