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Officials, kin fly to Singapore to bring back Mugabe

Relatives yesterday arrive at the Singapore Casket building, where the body of former Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe is being held. – EPA pic, September 9, 2019.

CLOSE relatives and government officials flew out of Zimbabwe today to collect the body of ex-president Robert Mugabe from Singapore, where he died last week, his nephew said. Mugabe, a guerilla leader who swept to power after Zimbabwe’s independence from Britain and went on to rule for 37 years until he was ousted in 2017, died on Friday, aged 95.

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