Malawi President Peter Mutharika was among the SADC leaders that snubbed Zimbabwe new President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s inauguration.
Mnangagwa was inaugurated today after replacing veteran president Robert Mugabe who ruled Zimbabwe for over 37 years.
At the inauguration which took place in the capital Harare, some SADC leaders attended the ceremony.
Zambia was represented by president Edgar Lungu as well as former Presidents Kenneth Kaunda and Rupiah Banda.
The Presidents of Botswana and Mozambique were also in attendance at the event.
Conspicuously missing were SADC head and chair Jacob Zuma of South Africa and Malawi President Peter Mutharika.
While other countries in the region sent high ranking officials to the ceremony like Namibia which sent its vice president, Malawi was only represented by the High Commissioner to Zimbabwe.
President Peter Mutharika was seen as a friend to Robert Mugabe who was forced to resign so that Mnangagwa could take over.
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Koma heeee akayenda akuononga ndalama zaboma( misonkho yanthu) akankhala he is shunning koma munthu sungamumvetse alingati chimphwisi chimakupeza uli pamalo osayenera kuti nkuphwisa. Zovuta kumvetsa
Sometimes lets try to be realistic…..in dont believe in politics, inu nomwe akanati wapita bwenzi mukuti akuononga ndalama za boma, kwenikweni mumafuna chani?
fearing for himself, bwampini!!!
We all have choices, if a court can not find you guity after after failling to attend your brothers wedding so why all this fuss?
No African leader is real and none would be. This man wass a part of the ongoing regime but because constitution he’s reintate now as the president . Dont be surprise because during the time of election this man will says it’s time for him to contest as president and after succeeding may even rule more years than Mugabe. Remember he has finished 37 years a Vice and now the interim president. If he would be accepted to run for presidency how long would he have been in the presidential position and when will the youth age smell the same position in Zimbabwe. Be wise!
He knows next its him resigning
The President is right
Comrade once said and i caught we are not colonised by british leave us do wat is best for us do not involve yourself in this…strong presedent a man of his words..love u mugabe
Unlike terms repell….. ayez can see ….