Mnangagwa felt sorry for Grace

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has no ill feelings against his former boss Robert Mugabe or his wife Grace, even though they subjected him to immense public humiliation during the presidential youth interface rallies.

Mnangagwa, responding to a question at a dialogue for youth in shaping Zimbabwe’s economic future, said the accusations and venom which he endured during the rallies were not a reflection of who he is as person and, therefore, did not worry him. “I really thought that those who were making allegations against me and my colleagues, there were ignorant of who I was and who (George) Charamba was.

This story is for NewsDay subscribers.