What ZIMBO racing pays for. Thanks Big P

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is vacationing in Malaysia, to where he has also transferred funds, according to the Saturday Star newspaper.

It said Mugabe's wife, Grace - who went with their four children to Malaysia before Christmas - had organised a transfer of $92 000 dollars from Zimbabwe's central bank.

Mugabe, who followed on Monday, was using the vacation for routine health checks, while his personal doctor had also helped organise transfer of personal funds to Malaysia and also Singapore.

The 84-year-old's vacation, due to last a month, comes as the former model African state endures the toughest economic and political crisis in its history.

Hyper-inflation has prompted the central bank to issue a new 50 billion-Zimbabwe-dollar note. Acting Finance Minister Patrcik Chinamasa on Saturday announced the note - enough to buy two loaves of bread.

In addition to chronic food shortages and lack of drinking water, Zimbabwe remains in the grip of a cholera epidemic in which at least 1 700 people have reportedly died, with some 35 000 infected.

Will he be allowed back???

Or maybe he stay in exile? Don't be surprised, I won't. . .

AB picture this.

"News just in: Pres Bob, has suffered a mild heart attack and has been advised not to travel."

Behind the scenes, an imunity package is arranged for said generals by the EU provided Morgan is made prez, Bob's party and he divy up the govt depts in a fair manner 50-50.

Said Gens (save face) annonunce that due to Bob's bad health, and in the interest of the motherland Morgan shall be sworn in as acting Prez w/immediate effect, sanctioned (of course) by the supreme court.

The EU sanction some loans etc. on a pre-fixed timetable - free and fair elections (w/EU monitors) to take place within 18 months. A Truth and Reconcilation being formed shortly thereafter. . .

AB, as I say don't be surprised, as you said Bob wanted out but the Gens didn't want to let him. Several months later and with the country on it's knees, this imvho can solve a lot of probs - no?

Respectfully, Jim.

AB, My last two words on the matter mate. . .








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