Fresh facts have emerged that the ousted Zimbabwen President Robert Mugabe will retire to farm.
ROYAL NEWS gathered that the 93 year old ex-President has been granted immunity in his home country.
Speaking with AFP on Sunday, his nephew, Leo Mugabe, added that Mugabe was in good health and quite jovial
“He is fine. I have been to see him, he is quite jovial,” son of Mugabe’s late sister Sabina said. He is actually looking forward to his new life, farming and staying at the rural home.”
Leo Mugabe declined to discuss the $10-million retirement bonus reportedly granted to the 93-year-old former president as part of a deal to persuade him to eventually resign on Tuesday. He added that Robert Mugabe’s wife Grace was now concentrating on plans to build a university in his honour.
“I like the spirit she has, she is with him all the time. She is an amazing person. She wants to continue planning the Robert Mugabe University so they have something to do,” he said.
In August, Zimbabwe announced plans to build the $1-billion post-graduate university in Mazowe, 35 kilometres (20 miles) outside Harare. The plan drew fierce criticism as Mugabe is accused of brutal repression and bringing the country to economic.
