[Photos] Mugabe Arrives in Harare from Holiday – Supporters Denounce Mutasa

January 22, 2015 Politics

Mugabe jetted in today to an anti-Didymus Mutasa demonstration with hundreds of party supporters calling for the expulsion of the former secretary for administration from the party.

Mugabe arrived with First Lady Grace Mugabe who is recovering from an operation she underwent after doctors discovered she was suffering from Appendicitis that saw her being hospitalized until Tuesday this week.

A Zanu PF supporter and a police woman read messages denouncing Didymus Mutasa at the Harare airport as hundreds of party supporters gathered to welcome President Robert Mugabe back into the country from his annual leave.

Members of Mbare Chimurenga Choir sing and dance to welcome President Mugabe home.

Part of the Zanu PF supporters who were at the Harare International Airport to welcome President Robert Mugabe home.

Part of the crowd of Vapostori who were at the airport to welcome the president home.

One of the placards denouncing Didymus Mutasa at the Harare International Airport as hundreds of Zanu PF supporters gathered to welcome President Mugabe home.

One of the placards denouncing Didymus Mutasa at the Harare International Airport as thousands of Zanu PF supporters gathered to welcome President Mugabe home.

President Robert Mugabe shakes hands with Monica Mutsvanga soon after his arrival from Singapore where he had gone for his annual leave.

Co-vice presidents Emmerson Mnangagwa (L) and Mpekezela Mphoko (R) sit with President Robert Mugabe upon his arrival home from his annual leave in Singapore

President Mugabe addresses thousands of Zanu PF supporters who gathered at the Harare International airport to welcome him from Singapore where he had gone on holiday.

 

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