Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe who was placed on a house arrest following the coup on
Tuesday, and was seen for the first time in a group photo with military leaders and negotiators on Thursday evening and Friday morning attended the graduation ceremony of Zimbabwe Open University in Harare.
This is Mugabe’s first public appearance since the military seized control of the country. The 93-year-old appeared without his wife, Grace, and Higher and Tertiary education minister Jonathan Moyo, who is reportedly in the custody of the army, Zimbabwe Newsday reports.
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