President Robert Mugabe Fired as ruling party leader

- Emmerson Mnangagwa replaces Mugabe as ZANU-PF pioneer

- Zimbabwe's armed force reveals to Robert Mugabe to leave or warriors will move to one side and let him be assaulted in his house

- Thousands of Zimbabweans surge the boulevards of Harare to praise the normal fall of President Mugabe

Beset President Robert Mugabe has been sacked from his position as pioneer of the decision ZANU-PF party and supplanted by Emmerson Mnangagwa.

Reuters, refering to sources at an extraordinary ZANU-PF meeting, reports that the choice that prompted Mugabe's substitution was come to on Sunday, November 19.

"He has been removed," one of representatives told Reuters.

Three different agents who affirmed Mugabe's rejection said Mnangagwa was their new gathering pioneer.

Emmerson Mnangagwa was the VP who was expelled by Mugabe for his favored successor, his better half Grace.

However the political circumstance in the nation peaked when the armed force seized control on Wednesday, November 15, and kept the president to his home.

In the interim, Zimbabwe's armed force revealed to Robert Mugabe to leave or officers will move to one side

what's more, given him a chance to be assaulted in his chateau, a senior Zimbabwean figure has revealed.

Christopher Mutsvangwa, administrator of the national war veterans' affiliation and a previous Zanu-PF serve, made this known in a meeting with Daily mail.

A huge number of Zimbabweans overflowed the lanes of Harare on Saturday, November 18, waving national banners, singing and moving in an overflowing of joy at the normal fall of President Robert Mugabe.

In any case, regardless of the walk by the general population to approach the despot to leave, Mugabe has declined to move to one side.