HARARE – President Robert Mugabe’s recent declaration that he won’t groom a successor is yet another indication that he wants to be Zimbabwe’s leader for life, analysts said. They said the nonagenarian — who turned 93 today — must groom a successor because “presidency is not chieftaincy” whereby the heir takes over only after the…
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