In December 2014, this leader appointed a new vice president whom he said was there just so he could "give [him] work to do." This leader was opposed by Archbishop Pius Ncube, who in 2007 called for a British invasion to oust him. This leader, who won his seventh term as president in 2013, is opposed by the Movement for Democratic Change. This leader's claim that he was "fit as two fiddles" was recently tested when he fell down some (*) stairs after returning home from a trip to Ethiopia. In January of this year, this leader was named Chairman of the African Union and gave a speech justifying his policy of confiscating the land of white farmers. This man has led the ZANU-PF party since 1975. For 10 points, name this current dictator of Zimbabwe.
In December 2014, this leader appointed a new vice president whom he said was there just so he could "give [him] work to do." This leader was opposed by Archbishop Pius Ncube, who in 2007 called for a British invasion to oust him. This leader, who won his seventh term as president in 2013, is opposed by the Movement for Democratic Change. This leader's claim that he was "fit as two fiddles" was recently tested when he fell down some (*) stairs after returning home from a trip to Ethiopia. In January of this year, this leader was named Chairman of the African Union and gave a speech justifying his policy of confiscating the land of white farmers. This man has led the ZANU-PF party since 1975. For 10 points, name this current dictator of Zimbabwe.
In December 2014, this leader appointed a new vice president whom he said was there just so he could "give [him] work to do.
Robert Mugabe