Zimbabwe: Mugabe Officially Ousted from Power

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
November 19, 2017

This was already pretty much a done deal a few days ago when the military locked him in his palace.

But now it’s official.

New York Times:

President Robert Mugabe’s own party voted to oust him as its leader on Sunday, a day after thousands of Zimbabweans took to the streets to celebrate his stunning fall from power after a military takeover.

The governing ZANU-PF party, which held emergency talks at its headquarters in the capital, Harare, to consider the fate of the president who had ruled for 37 years, appointed the previously fired vice president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, as Mr. Mugabe’s successor, according to the BBC.

Cheers and dancing broke out in the building after the vote, according to video shared on social media.

Under the Constitution, Mr. Mugabe remains president, even if in name only. He was also meeting on Sunday with the military commander who had placed him under house arrest. Mr. Mugabe, who has resisted stepping down, was seeking to negotiate a dignified departure, the Zimbabwe state-run broadcaster said.

The downfall of the 93-year-old autocratic ruler began with a military takeover on Wednesday. Once respected as a liberation icon who went into exile after fighting colonial rule, Mr. Mugabe became isolated from fellow party officials.

Other veterans of the fight for independence from Britain joined the march on Saturday as Zimbabweans poured into the streets and danced, sang and shouted with joy at the prospect of Mr. Mugabe’s rule ending.

I’m sure whichever other nigger they plug in his place is going to be like, way better, and this country will end up being as successful as other African nations.

Really, Mugabe is white people’s fault, you know. Because of colonialism and such.

This is just an example of what a typical African country looks like when white people take a step back: