Don’t attend my funeral – Mugabe warns his successor

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WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA - OCTOBER 11: Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe speaks 11 October 2000, during the Southern Africa trade and investment summit in Windhoek. Mugabe urged international business leaders to meet him privately to learn "the truth" about the situation in his beleaguered country. Mugabe also confirmed today that South African President Thabo Mbeki was trying to orgnise an urgent meeting of the belligerents of DR Congo conflict, including Rwanda, which also supports rebels of the DRC. (Photo credit should read JUTTA DOBLER/AFP/Getty Images)

Former Zimbabwean President, Robert Mugabe, has forbidden his successor, Emmanuel Mnangagwa, from attending his funeral.
The controversial former President is currently in a Singaporean hospital.
“Mugabe has made it clear to his family that he does not wish to be buried at the National Heroes’ Acre anymore. He does not want to be associated with Mnangagwa and all those he now views as his betrayers and tormentors.

“He has said he doesn’t want them to sing and pontificate over his dead body. He has informed relatives about his decision and this is known in the family; it’s also now known in government circles,” a report in ‘iHarare’, noted.
It added that Mugabe d that Mugabe doesn’t want to be buried at the national cemetery called, National Heroes’ Acre. Rather, he would prefer to be buried close to his mother, Bona in his hometown of Zvimba.

A family source was quoted as saying,

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