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The 93 year old former leader of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe may have left power but he went away with some goodies, according to details of the deal that forced him to resign.

Mr. Mugabe will be receiving a first class air travel on four foreign trips per year; private houses and an army of aides and domestic staff as part of the deal.

The Pan-Africanist has also received a diplomatic passport and three vehicles, including a Mercedes limousine.

Herald has reported that the former Zimbabwean leader would also receive a four-wheel drive station wagon and a pick-up. Should these vehicles wear out, they will be replaced every five years.

Details of the package for Mugabe’s exit was published in a notice sanctioned by Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa,

The official notice also revealed that “There shall be employed in connection with the residence of the former President (i) three domestic employees, and (ii) two gardeners, and (iii) two cooks and two waiters and (iv) two laundry persons.”

“The ex-president will also get security staff, office workers and aide de camp officers,” said the Herald.

Robert Mugabe resigned from office last month after a military takeover. He has been in the realm of affairs in Zimbabwe since 1980.

 

Source: Africafeeds.com

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