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Revealing the cause of Mugabe's departure. Mnangagwa is the cause

The government of Zimbabwe has revealed that former President Robert Mugabe died of cancer.. A statement in the state-owned newspaper on Monday said that the former guerrilla leader had been taken off chemotherapy shortly before passing away on September 6 aged 95..Before his ousting in 2017, Mugabe ruled Zimbabwe for 37 years..

Health deterioration. Following his removal from power, Mugabe’s health deteriorated rapidly as he made several trips to Singapore for treatment.."Mugabe had advanced cancer, and had to be taken off chemotherapy treatment because it was no longer effective," reported The Herald. Mugabe’s family had previously said his frequent trips to Singapore were for treatment for cataracts..

According to the newspaper, the revelations on Mugabe’s health were made by his successor President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Saturday.."Doctors had stopped treatment... because of age and also because cancer had spread and it was not helping anymore," said the president..Speaking to AFP, Mugabe’s nephew Leo Mugabe said that he had “no comment on that.”. Wikileaks expose. In 2011, Wikileaks, a whistleblower site published a diplomatic cable saying Mugabe had cancer with five years to live..

Written in 2008 by the US embassy in Harare, the diplomatic cable revealed that he had prostate cancer..Mugabe is set to be laid to rest in October at national heroes’ monument in Harare.. Mugabe died from cancer: Mnangagwa..Former Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe died from cancer after chemotherapy treatment was stopped because it was no longer effective, a state-owned newspaper quoted President Emmerson Mnangagwa as saying..

This was, the first time the government has given the cause of his death.. Mugabe, who led Zimbabwe to independence and crushed his foes during nearly four decades of rule.that impoverished his country, died on 6 September aged 95 in Singapore. Mnangagwa told ruling party supporters in New York.where he is attending this week’s United Nations General Assembly that Mugabe had cancer, but he did not disclose the type..

Mugabe is still to be buried because the government is building a mausoleum at Zimbabwe’s national shrine reserved for liberation war fighters in the capital.His body is being kept at his Blue Roof residence in Harare.. “Treatment had stopped, doctors had stopped treatment, chemotherapy,.one, because of age and also because the cancer had spread and it was not helping anymore,”

Mnangagwa said in comments carried by The Herald newspaper on Monday..In 2011, WikiLeaks released US diplomatic cable that said Mugabe had prostate cancer that had spread to other organs, which government officials denied..During his time in power and before he was forced to resign after a coup in November 2017, Mugabe frequently travelled to Singapore to seek treatment..

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