Robert and Grace Mugabe look ‘Humble’ after Resignation[PHOTO]

The picture shows Mugabe, 93, and Grace with the veteran leader’s “friends”, including the country’s former reserve bank governor Gideon Gono.
A government source claimed Mugabe, 93, said he wanted to die in Zimbabwe and had no plans to live in exile, so negotiated a deal which included a pension, holiday and transport allowance, health insurance and security.
According to social media users, Grace looks “humbled”.
@ali_naka wrote: “Moments before Resignation, Grace looking “humbled” Former Reserve Bank Governor Gono almost in tears! People get drunk on power! Mugabe had been ruling for 37 years but still too sad to go!!! Unbelievable #MugabeResignation”
@mtyala wrote: “Grace looks like she hasn’t slept in days, the arrogance wiped from her face. What’s “stress” in Shona?
Credits: Politics Nigeria

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