Mnangagwa speaks on Zanu-PF succession

President Mnangagwa meets heads of Zimbabwe diplomatic missions, while flanked by Vice Presidents Constantino Chiwenga (right) and Kembo Mohadi in Harare yesterday. — (Pictures Memory Mangombe)
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa sarcastically addressed the succession issue in the country when he responded to Vice President Kembo Mohadi saying one needs to be poisoned first for them to be a Zimbabwean president.
President Mnangagwa said Mohadi had approached him asking him who was going to be his successor.
In 2017, President Mnangagwa was airlifted to South Africa after he was allegedly poisoned at a ZANU PF rally in Gwanda.
The alleged poisoning saga brought tensions in the ruling party with some accusing then-President Robert Mugabe of trying to get rid of his deputy.

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