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World leaders react to army takeover in Zimbabwe

There have been several reactions to the military takeover in Zimbabwe which has led to the detention of the country's President Robert Mugabe and the arrest of some of his cabinet ministers.

Mugabe detained, sacked Mnangagwa to take charge

The President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe has been detained by the military in what appears to be a move to remove him from office and initiate a transition process.

Zimbabwe military takes charge, targets ‘criminals’

The Military in Zimbabwe has taken charge of the country and announced that it is now targeting people it calls criminals around President Robert Mugabe.

Fear of a ‘Coup’ grips Zimbabweans

Zimbabweans are gripped with fear of a possible coup after military vehicles left the country's main barracks in Inkomo heading towards the capital Harare, just a day after military chiefs threatened to step in if current purging within the ruling Zanu PF doesn’t end.

Buhari visits Biafra region seeking secession

The Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari is visiting the southeastern part of the country, also referred to by some as the Biafra region where there have been calls for secession.

Zimbabwe Army warns Mugabe over ‘purging’ in his party

President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe and the leadership of his party, the Zanu PF have been warned against sacking senior figures from the party.

Togo refugees in Ghana return home

Officials in Ghana have said that Togolese nationals who fled their country following a crackdown on protesters demanding an end to the Gnassingbe dynasty have started returning home.

Gambia stops anti-government protests over water crisis

The government of The Gambia on Sunday stopped a planned protest by citizens against the country’s electricity and water crisis.

Kenyatta wants petitions against his victory dismissed

The President of Kenya has asked his country’s Supreme Court to dismiss two petitions filed against his October 26 victory.

Togo: Gnassingbe blames opposition for violence

The President of Togo, Faure Gnassingbe has spoken about the ongoing opposition protests in his country demanding his exit from power and an end to the Gnassingbe dynasty.

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