President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe on Saturday said he was neither venturing down nor biting the dust and that there was nobody with his political stature who could instantly assume control from him.
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His wellbeing is nearly viewed by Zimbabweans who fear the nation could confront mayhem on the off chance that he passes on without blessing a successor.
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Mugabe told countless supporters at a rally in the town of Chinhoyi, in his home area, that specialists were as of late shocked by his "solid bone framework."
He has ventured out to Singapore three times this year for what authorities say is normal restorative treatment.
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"There is the issue that the president is going. I am not going," Mugabe told supporters on the grounds of a nearby college, 100 km west of the capital Harare.
"The president is biting the dust. I am not biting the dust. I will have a disease all over yet body-wise, all my inside organs … firm, exceptionally solid," Mugabe said as he leant on the platform.
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Mugabe had strolled onto the stage gradually yet without help.
The issue of who will succeed Mugabe has profoundly partitioned the decision party, with two groups supporting VP Emmerson Mnangagwa and Mugabe's significant other, Beauty.
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On Thursday, Effortlessness tested Mugabe to name his favored successor, to end divisions over the future administration of ZANU-PF.
She rehashed the approach Saturday, including that Mugabe would lead the procedure to pick his inevitable successor.
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Mugabe said albeit some gathering authorities needed to succeed him, he saw nobody among his subordinates with his political clout to keep the gathering joined together and fight off a test from the principle restriction Development for Just Change.
"Another man won't have an indistinguishable stature and a similar acknowledgment from I host figured out how to secure for the gathering throughout the years," said Mugabe. (Reuters/NAN)
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