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Robert Mugabe 'close to death' in Singapore

groober2011

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Tue, 10 Apr 2012 10:42a.m.

A newspaper in Zimbabwe is reporting that the country's dictator Robert Mugabe is close to death in a Singapore Hospital.

The Zimbabwe Mail says the Mugabe's family has flown to the hospital to be with him.
He's reported to have agreed to hand over power to Zimbabwe's defence minister Emmerson Mnangagwa.

The alarm was raised when the government postponed a cabinet meeting set for today.
"The Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet, Dr Misheck Sibanda, wishes to inform all members of cabinet that sitting has been moved from Tuesday, April 10, to Thursday, April 12, 2012," said Mugabe spokesman George Charamba.
Officials say Mugabe is in Singapore to oversee the arrangements for his daughter Bona to study at university. However, there have been reports that he was flown to Singapore after collapsing in his home last week.

Two years ago Wikileaks revealed a US State Department email that said Mugabe, 88, was fighting an aggressive form of cancer that had spread to a number of organs.

3 News / RadioLive

 

groober2011

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My belief is that Singapore is a second home for most dictators. They parked their wealth, have a nice residence to flee to if need be, their kids' education is done here and they come here for medical care. Am I wrong?
 

mollusk

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My belief is that Singapore is a second home for most dictators. They parked their wealth, have a nice residence to flee to if need be, their kids' education is done here and they come here for medical care. Am I wrong?

you are not wrong.singapore is also the hub for money laundering
 

mollusk

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All men are brothers, but dictators are closer than brothers as their ties are very strong. In case of troubles or uprising, they can depend on each other for refuge, that is why they need each other.

closer than brothers..hmm like suck cock buddy is it?:biggrin:
 

johnny333

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Dictators feel comfortable in living in a place like Spore which is run by 2 generations of dictators:wink: They'll know that their interests will be taken care off, since the local regime will be looking after their "own" interests which are aligned with the interests of these guests:o
 

zeddy

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The next one will either be Madhathir or our Old Fart.. The final showdown on who'll up the Lorry first..:eek:
 

streetsmart73

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My belief is that Singapore is a second home for most dictators. They parked their wealth, have a nice residence to flee to if need be, their kids' education is done here and they come here for medical care. Am I wrong?



hi there


1. hahaha!
2. it would not be a surprise if the nigger is lying on a huge waterbed bonking some chick in sentosa grove hoh.
 

Rogue Trader

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President Mugabe came to die in Singapore?

Mugabe 'fighting for his life' in Singapore hospital
2012-04-09 21:15

Cape Town - Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe is said to be "fighting for his life" in a Singapore hospital, The Australian reports.


This comes amid reports that he had agreed to hand over power to his defence minister, Emmerson Mnangagwa.


Mugabe, who has ruled Zimbabwe since independence from Britain in 1980, visited Singapore eight times last year.


The New Zimbabwe
, however, denied the claims of his ill health, saying he would be back in the country on Wednesday.


His spokesperson described the trips as necessitated by cataract surgery, or simply private visits, amid repeated media reports that he was suffering from cancer.


The Zimbabwe Mail, quoting a senior official of Mugabe's Zanu-PF party, said the president was undergoing intensive treatment in Singapore and that some members of his family had joined him after boarding a chartered private jet on Saturday.


The alarm was raised when the government postponed a cabinet meeting.


Mugabe, 88, is ostensibly in Singapore to oversee enrolment in a postgraduate course at Singapore University for his daughter Bona. University registration starts in September.


A June 2008 US diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks last month said Mugabe has prostate cancer that has spread to other organs. He was urged by his physician to step down in 2008, but has stayed in the job.


 
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HTOLAS

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Soon, there will be email from 'RonRon Mugabe, son of the departed Robert Mugabe', asking for help to take his money out of Zimbabwe.
 
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