Jubilant Zimbabweans have celebrated late into the night after Robert Mugabe resigned as president who has held power for 37 years and even was once said that “only God” could remove him. Mugabe’s shock resignation came in the form of a letter read out by the speaker of parliament, Jacob Mudenda.
As you know, this website doesn’t cover politics, so we won’t go into details of the former Zimbabwean president. We shall look at how micro-blogging website Twitter reacted to his resignation – under the hashtag #MugabeResigns.
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Follow for follow#Trapadrive#MugabeResigns— Aphiwe Nqala (@MjitaWase4800) November 21, 2017
Somewhere in Zimbabwe ??? #MugabeResigns pic.twitter.com/ZzT0g84cyW
— Mwes M Drew™ (@_mwes) November 21, 2017
One less despot clouding Africa’s bright future. #NextPlease #MugabeResigns pic.twitter.com/DZ3eda2lYw
— A.K (@LePhilozophe) November 22, 2017
When Mugabe finally agrees Resigns ???? Zimbabweans all over be like ??But you will surely miss uncle Bob#MugabeResigns#Zimbabwe pic.twitter.com/QCbNMLPFnf
— Lincoln? (@LincolnsKE) November 21, 2017
After Mugabe resigned this is the mood in the country #MugabeResigns #Zimbabwe pic.twitter.com/d4ZFXrXYYx
— Major General Coup (@MGCoup) November 21, 2017
#MugabeResigns his out..am celebrating because the people of Zimbabwe will finally go back to their country. That means more jobs for us South Africans, our women back!!!! pic.twitter.com/8embURqKPN
— J?keStah (@Blulovebae) November 21, 2017
The first former president after independence #MugabeResigns pic.twitter.com/4F3hRojwFC
— SocialTrends??™ (@SocialTrendsZA) November 21, 2017
#MugabeResigns I am so happy! Bona ke thabile, Ni tsakile! Africa shall conquer! ??? pic.twitter.com/aDtdQvCxGw
— FlatBellyBella (@Isabella_Snr) November 21, 2017
Who else believe that Zimbabwe will be a better Country after #MugabeResigns ? pic.twitter.com/mUbutKq5gR
— The Gene Jnr (@thegenejnr) November 21, 2017
From liberation fighter to deposed leader.
