Source: 8 Grace Mugabe ‘itching-for-a-fight’ quotes – NewsDay Zimbabwe November 22, 2017
Grace Mugabe was well known to be “cranium empty”in the corridors of government and the ruling Zanu PF party.
By John Mokwetsi/Tapiwa Zivira
Her acidic mouth was both hated and feared by all. She is said to have had anger management issues and ruled her home with an iron fist, a fist as strong as that of her ousted husband, President Robert Mugabe.
But here are the things she said that had the nation revolting leading to an embarrassing political demise.
1. “I want to tell you the truth about Mutsvangwa. He was not elected. We are constantly being intimidated and threatened by Mutsvangwa that Mnangagwa has the support of the army.
2. “Mutsvangwa akanotorwa uko naChiwenga akanzi president ndovarikuda iwewe (Mutsvangwa was brought by Chiwenga and told that the president wants you to lead the war veterans).
3.Vamwe vozogokuigirai ma cup akanzi ‘’I am the boss’’ motorwa ma picture kana taaona tinokutsamwirai hatiregere.
4. “So, Mutsvangwa deserved to go. He deserved to leave this party. Nekuti iny’any’a (he is troublesome). Haana kukwana (He is not normal). Pasi naye (down with him),” she added.
5. “I might have a small fist. But when it comes to fighting, I will put stones inside to enlarge it. Do not doubt my capabilities.”
6. “If God decides to take him, then we will field him as a corpse in the election.”
7. “I have said to the president, leave me in charge – I will be good at this, I can do a great job.”
8. Ndamuudza kuti iwewe mnangagwa ka unofunga kuti unoziya president hauvazive, you you knw that man. Mnangagwa wajaira wajaira tinokudonedza mangwana chaiye!
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“I have said to the president, leave me in charge – I will be good at this, I can do a great job.”
She said many crazy things in her mad desire to take over the throne of Zimbabwe, but this is the quote that I remember best.
If ever a wife needed to behave in a decent manner Grace was the one.
Anyway, when all is said and done they deserved each other.
Now let history be their judge, while we roll up our sleeves and rebuild our Zimbabwe.
You actually believe things are gonna change? That’s cute. This wasn’t a people’s revolution, it was simply the succession battle playing out, one corrupt elite finally beat out the other corrupt elites.
One dictator replaces another . Power struggle. Sad for the people of Zimbabwe. The outgoing President his wife & cronies can laugh all the way as they appear to have got away with all, Especially it seems the stash of cash. Maybe miracles can happen and the ones waiting in the wings might just be human. Sad to say all the dancing celebrations will not make much difference as some of the Politicians are selfish greedy and corrupt, The change to make a difference is huge. Has to start from the bottom to the very top. My experience is based on the fleecing of the innocent who have struggled & suffered so much hardship.
Sadly true!