Former vice president Emerson Nangagwa took oath as Zimbabwe's president He took oath in the presence of thousands of people at the national stadium at the edge of Harare's capital on Friday. No resignation was seen in the resignation of President Robert Mugabe
Prosecution of Chief Justice Nangagwa He is the second president in Zimbabwe's 37 year history. Through this, Zimbabwe entered the new era of Robert Mugabe It was reported that due to 'illness' Mugabe could not appear in the ceremony.
After taking oath, Nangagawa said that this week, the "new and developing full-fledged democracy" has witnessed the people of Zimbabwe. She did not forget to pay tribute to former President Mugabe. Mugabe called his 'father' and 'mentor' as the new president
CNN has said that Nangagawa acknowledged his role in Mugab's demise in the speech given to the public. He said, "He (Mujib) led us in the freedom struggle. The country took responsibility in a very difficult time. '' Nangagwa urged the people to forget the past as past.
Zimbabwe promises to ensure the protection of foreign investment The new president He said that no country can be isolated island in the current global reality. All foreign investment in Zimbabwe will be safe.