Zimbabwean armed force, administering party choose Mugabe's destiny today

President Robert Mugabe going to have a close meeting with the best officers of the Zimbabwe Defense Forces on Sunday (today).

This was unveiled by the Chairman of the arranging group, Fidelis Mukonori, as per the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation.

Mukonori said this would be the second time that Mugabe and the ZDF summon would meet, the initially meeting having occurred on Thursday.

"The arranging group is comprised of Mukonori, the Acting Director General of the CIO, Aaron Nhepera and the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services, George Charamba," the state TV said.

Thus, Mugabe's decision ZANU-PF gathering will likewise meet on Sunday (today) to talk about evacuating him as president, a Member of Parliament and a gathering official told AFP.

"There's a focal board of trustees meeting (on Sunday) to embrace the resolutions came to by the territories," said the MP.

The parliamentarian, who declined to be named, alluded to the choice by eight of the gathering's 10 provincial councils on Friday to approach Mugabe to leave as president and gathering pioneer.

"Truly we are meeting (Sunday) to support the choices of the nine territories," said the gathering official, who affirmed that a further district had approached Mugabe to go since Friday night's declaration.

"We are additionally reviewing him as the president and first secretary of the gathering," said the source who likewise declined to be named.

The meeting comes after a huge number of excited nonconformists overflowed Zimbabwe's roads on Saturday, praising the disintegrating of Mugabe's merciless administration which had controlled the nation for about 40 years.

The mass turnout came following an uncommon week in which the military seized power and put Mugabe under house capture in light of his sacking of Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa.