Podcast appearances and mentions of Grace Mugabe

VIDEO SHORTS NGÀY 13/6 Cuộc đảo chính quân sự làm chấn động thế giới ở Mali Ngày 18/8/2020, quân đội Mali phát động một cuộc binh biến tại một căn cứ quân sự lớn gần thủ đô Bamako. Những binh lính nổi dậy đã yêu cầu tiến hành cải cách chính trị, một cuộc chuyển giao quyền lực và tổ chức tổng tuyển cử. Hàng loạt quan chức cấp cao của chính quyền bị bắt giữ, trong đó có Tổng thống Ibrahim Boubacar Keita và Thủ tướng Boubou Cisse. Ngày 19/8, ông Keita tuyên bố từ chức, giải tán chính phủ và quốc hội. Những người lãnh đạo cuộc đảo chính thành lập Ủy ban Quốc gia Bảo vệ Nhân dân, đứng đầu là Đại tá Assimi Goita, đồng thời ra lệnh đóng cửa biên giới và giới nghiêm toàn quốc. Ngày 27/8, Tổng thống Keita được trả tự do. Sau nhiều cuộc đàm phán với giới lãnh đạo chính trị và đại diện xã hội dân sự, ngày 12/9, quân đội Mali đã thông qua “một luật cơ bản và lộ trình chuyển tiếp” tại quốc gia châu Phi này. Ngày 25/9, cựu Bộ trưởng Quốc phòng Ba Ndau nhậm chức Tổng thống Mali giai đoạn chuyển tiếp, trong khi Đại tá Assimi Goita tuyên thệ Phó Tổng thống. Cuộc đảo chính quân sự làm chấn động thế giới ở Sudan Quân đội Sudan hạ bệ và bắt giữ Tổng thống lâu năm Omar al-Bashir ngày 11/4/2019, đưa Hội đồng Quân đội Chuyển tiếp lên cầm quyền, nhiều tháng sau khi các cuộc biểu tình chống chính phủ làm rung chuyển đất nước. Tháng 5/2019, ông Bashir, người đã cầm quyền tại Sudan gần 30 năm, bị cáo buộc dính líu tới các vụ sát hại người biểu tình. Cựu lãnh đạo Sudan cũng bị tố gian lận tài chính và hiện đang phải thụ án tù 2 năm tại nhà tù Kober ở thủ đô Khartoum. Cuộc đảo chính quân sự làm chấn động thế giới ở Zimbabwe Ngày 15/11/2017, quân đội Zimbabwe đã ép Tổng thống Robert Mugabe, vị lãnh đạo có thời gian cầm quyền dài nhất ở châu Phi, phải từ chức sau thời gian quản thúc tại gia. Vụ chính biến này của quân đội Zimbabwe được coi là một nỗ lực nhằm ngăn chặn nguy cơ ông Mugabe “chuyển giao” cương vị Tổng thống cho vợ mình là bà Grace Mugabe. Sau đó, Phó Tổng thống Emerson Mnangagwa, người được quân đội và lực lượng an ninh ủng hộ, đã lên nắm quyền. Ông Robert Mugabe qua đời ngày 6/9/2019 tại một bệnh viện ở Singapore. Cuộc đảo chính quân sự làm chấn động thế giới ở Burkina Faso --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tu-dien-lich-su/message

Joburg’s Hottest Breakfast Show, quite simply, the best way to wake up. Mornings filled with fun, laughs (possibly a few tears), a touch of pizazz and, of course, the best old skool and R&B. Join Tony Murrell, Bunny Majaja, Simon Hill, John Walland and Ragani Achary, every weekday from 6 to 9am as they put the fun back into morning radio.

In 2018, the UN women organisation wrote a list of facts and figures about economic empowerment. In it they stated, "women's economic empowerment is central to realising women's rights and gender equality." Did you know "women constitute around half of the 258 million migrants who live and work outside their countries of birth? Migrant women and girls outnumber men and boys in all regions except Africa and Asia." That's also from the UN women facts list, and speaks directly to the need for economic literacy and licence to play a central role in ensuring equity for women and the success of the economies they work in. Grace Mugabe is doing something about that very issue, right here in Australia, on the ground. She brings her extensive experience in Accounting with her corporate background to deliver financial literacy to provide practical and comprehensive financial education that is affordable and accessible for women and disenfranchised communities. Today, we're talking about financial literacy. Not just for businesswomen, but for all women. How having it changes lives and communities and society. And with Grace in the So Crisp hot seat, we're bound to learn something. This episode is brought to you by the Crisp Copy Class, the self-guided course option. It's a comprehensive copywriting course for women ready to write bank-making copy on a bootstrapping-friendly budget. Over 30 hours of recordings, oodles of downloadable worksheets, tutorials, and structural guides, everything from About pages to Sales pages and all the copy in between, all with lifetime access. Whet your whistle here.

In 2018, the UN women organisation wrote a list of facts and figures about economic empowerment. In it they stated, “women’s economic empowerment is central to realising women’s rights and gender equality.”Did you know “women constitute around half of the 258 million migrants who live and work outside their countries of birth? Migrant women and girls outnumber men and boys in all regions except Africa and Asia.” That’s also from the UN women facts list, and speaks directly to the need for economic literacy and licence to play a central role in ensuring equity for women and the success of the economies they work in.Grace Mugabe is doing something about that very issue, right here in Australia, on the ground.She brings her extensive experience in Accounting with her corporate background to deliver financial literacy to provide practical and comprehensive financial education that is affordable and accessible for women and disenfranchised communities.Today, we’re talking about financial literacy. Not just for businesswomen, but for all women. How having it changes lives and communities and society. And with Grace in the So Crisp hot seat, we’re bound to learn something.This episode is brought to you by the Crisp Copy Class, the self-guided course option. It's a comprehensive copywriting course for women ready to write bank-making copy on a bootstrapping-friendly budget. Over 30 hours of recordings, oodles of downloadable worksheets, tutorials, and structural guides, everything from About pages to Sales pages and all the copy in between, all with lifetime access. Whet your whistle here.

Afriforum's s Private Prosecution Unit has brought a mandamus application against Justice Minister Ronald Lamola to force the Department of Justice to take steps to facilitate mutual legal assistance in the money-laundering & fraud case in which Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe is implicated. Afriforum also gave an update on the Rwanda and the Grace Mugabe cases. Advocate Gerrie Nel says the department of justice has not bothered at all to respond to anything relating to the Botswana money laundering matter. We spoke to Advocate Gerrie Nel and Spokesperson of the Ministry of Justice; Chrispin Phiri.

Kista med tidligere diktator Robert Mugabe kom hjem til Zimbabwe i dag. Bak kista går hans 41 år yngre enke Grace som har fått et usedvanlig dårlig rykte.

Sadza In The Morning — We are back! And like corrupt government officials we keep entering new levels. This new plate is complete with Pokello's new shenanigans, Olinda wished 'Happy Birthday' to the wrong husband and in the smoke and mirrors department, the ZANU PF government made Fortune Chasi the Minister of Energy and what that ACTUALLY means for Chibabest. We also discuss the Marital bill that has been put before parliament and why one of it's provisions is about to make Zimbabwean small houses the envy of other small houses in all of Africa. Please vote for Audrey Mzondo in the JZA competition. Tune in. #SadzaInTheAmPod Click Here To Vote for Audrey Mzondo

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“To imagine these women is to face their questions. They are difficult. They are painful. They are necessary. We cannot turn away even as we know in our hearts that we collectively fear facing these women because they will demand that their questions be answered. We know that their questions will release a torrent of granite boulders that will destroy the versions of us and the nation that we hold dear even when they harm us in ways untold. The force of their questions will surely crush the old certainties cast in Zimbabwe's great house of stone. And then, what will become of us? Who will we be?” - Panashe Chigumadzi Panashe Chigumadzi is a Zimbabwean born writer. She was raised in South Africa. Panashe is an award-winning author. Her debut novel Sweet Medicine, published by Blackbird Books in 2015, won the K Sello Duiker Memorial Literary Award. Her sophomore book, a long reflective essay, These Bones Will Rise Again recently won Best Author at the fifth Zimbabwe International Women's Award. These Bones Will Rise Again is a reflective long essay on the ‘coup that was not a coup' in Zimbabwe. This reflection is done through the telling of history through the eyes of various womxn in her own family and the history of Zimbabwe. She writes about the history of chimurenga and the role of womxn in the liberation project in Zimbabwe. In this episode, we sat down with the prodigious Panashe pondering on her latest offering. The conversation was filled with musings on the erasure of Black womxn in history. We spoke about Mbuya Nehanda and the meaning of the ‘Big C AND small c' chimurenga. The conversation led us to topics about the Big men in Zimbabwe, the role of music in Zimbabwe's liberation project. In many ways, the conversation was a journey in Panashe's own history. Throughout the conversation, we encountered various parts of Panashe – the granddaughter, the historian, the Zimbabwean, the born free, the outsider and the writer. We spend moments being ruminative about Robert Mugabe and Grace Mugabe as key figures in Zimbabwe. The conversation highlighted the various ways in which womxn and men are reported in history, through respectability politics and taking up of space. We spoke about the meaning of language in knowing and telling histories and other musings about spirituality, a theme prevalent in both Panashe's books. The conversation touched on a number of other important topics such as the future of Zimbabwe under the new leadership. We also asked Panashe about her favourite writers, and her prestigious PhD undertaking at Harvard University. Panashe's book is archiving Black womxn and their stories, it can be received as academic text about reimagining Black womxnhood and the telling of histories. Twitter: @PanasheChig Twitter: @cheekynatives

In this episode Grace Mugabe of financially empowered talks about her work as a financial consultant between Australia and Africa. She works mostly with women and girls and goes on to share her thoughts on how microfinance can impact lives and empower women across the African continent.read more here

Chaque samedi et chaque dimanche, Marc Messier vous raconte son histoire du jour. Ce samedi, celle de l'épouse de Robert Mugabe, ancien président du Zimbabwe.

Für Überraschungen war sie immer gut: Grace Mugabe. Die junge Sekretärin im Büro des simbabwischen Präsidenten, so fing es an, hatte dem ersten Mann im Staat den Kopf verdreht: 41 Jahre Altersunterschied.

The latest African Union Summit in Kigali is on the agenda today, with The Gabbzter unpacking all the details and what it means for Africa. Also, don't miss the interview with Mirashaye Basa, a US based activist for the #MarchForOurLives campaign, fighting for more gun control.

The latest African Union Summit in Kigali is on the agenda today, with The Gabbzter unpacking all the details and what it means for Africa. Also, don't miss the interview with Mirashaye Basa, a US based activist for the #MarchForOurLives campaign, fighting for more gun control.

Ten spyte daarvan dat Zanu PF Robert Mugabe met Emmerson Mnangagwa vervang het as leier en Grace Mugabe gister uit die party geskors het, blyk Mugabe steeds te weier om af te staan as president. Vir 'n ontleding oor die jongste verwikkelinge het Monitor met Theo Bekker van Noordwes Universiteit gepraat.

Regional branches of Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu-PF party have joined growing calls for President Robert Mugabe to resign. The move comes ahead of a planned protest march to be held in the capital Harare, fully supported by the country's military which staged a takeover on Wednesday. War veterans until recently loyal to the 93-year-old president and liberal groups have also urged him to quit. The army made its move after a power struggle over his successor. Mugabe sacked Vice-President Emmerson Mngagwa last week, apparently to pave the way for his wife Grace Mugabe to take over the presidency instead. UNISA professor and former lecturer at the Zimbabwe University from 1983 to 1988, Prof Shadrack Gutto gives his take on what is going on in Zimbabwe...

Negotiations are reported to be continuing over the future of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe who is under house arrest. Some reports say progress is being made towards a deal for him to resign. But Mugabe is said to be demanding guarantees and a dignified exit. Pictures have been released of Mugabe at the state house with the South Africa delegation and the man who had him detained, the head of the military Constantine Chiwenga. Our correspondent in Zimbabwe, Ephert Musekiwa..

Emmerson Mnangagwa has been vice president since 2014. He was exiled with the country's leader during the war against white minority rule, and many had expected him to take over. But it wasn't to be. Mugabe has accused him of disloyalty and deceit. His former deputy has now reportedly left the country because of death threats. Mugabe accuses him of consulting Church prophets to find out when the 93-year-old president will die. And after expelling him from the party, Mugabe warned others could be next. Now, Grace Mugabe is set to be appointed vice president next month. So is she guaranteed to take over, or could we see another plot twist?

Zimbabwe's first lady Grace Mugabe has accused vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa of wanting to stage a coup in the country. Addressing a multi-church gathering in Harare yesterday, the first lady said Mnangagwa wanted to wrestle power from President Robert Mugabe since the 1980s. Mnangagwa has been under pressure since reports suggested that a section of the ruling ZanuPF wants him to succeed Robert Mugabe. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Alexander Rusero, a political analyst from Harare Polytechnic...

The Zimbabwean Embassy has withdrawn its participation in the matter brought by model Gabriela Engels and civil rights group Afri-Forum to review the diplomatic immunity the South African government granted to first lady, Grace Mugabe. The applicants approached the high court in Pretoria to seek permission to serve Mugabe with papers through the Zimbabwean Embassy in Pretoria. Mugabe allegedly assaulted 20 year old Engels with an electrical cord after she found her with her two sons at an upmarket Sandton hotel in August. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to AfriForum Lawyer, Willie Spies

Zimbabwe’s first lady, Grace Mugabe, beat up a girl she found hanging out with her sons in a Sandton hotel room. In this case of mama-bear-gone-wild, we’ll be exploring the phenomenon of physical abuse by adults which could be excused in Africa under the guise of ‘discipline’, as well as the concept of diplomatic immunity.

It's a full house again as AJ returns for a special #GHPodWeek edition of #GCRTOR (0:27). The Roommates are also joined by Eames and Coffie from the #ForYourConsideration podcast (@ForYourConGH). Get the first-hand scoop on the FYC pod and their upcoming projects, complete with a serving of pancakes (1:35). Eames is bubbling with excitement (5:45) and does a Vee impersonation as he takes the lead on What's Popping (6:10). We talk big wins by Nnedi Okorafor (6:45), British Airways' mega Wakanda gaffe (10:25) and marriage freedoms in Tunisia (13:10), while FYC endorses #StabARapist (16:40). The team also debates the economics of smokeless charcoal (19:25), gets an update on the Grace Mugabe scandal (23:30) and celebrates Beyonce's #BlackGirlMagic (27:00). The Roommates face off the cinephiles in a nerve-wracking game of tv-themed Taboo (30:25). Coffie and Eames dissect the complex issues of women's representation in film (44:10) and share some insightful analyses on the challenges women face in front of & behind the camera (45:00). The boys propose a few solutions (64:23) and wrap things up with some great tv recommendations for your consideration (69:45). Song Credit : Special thanks to Adomaa & VI Music for use of their song, Traffic Jam. Find more of her work here.

Judgement in the case against Zimbabwean first lady Grace Mugabe has been reserved until all parties submit their respective additional arguments. They have until tomorrow to do so in order for the court to expedite the matter. Model, Gabrielle Engels and Afriforum, lodged proceedings to review and set aside Grace Mugabe's diplomatic immunity after she allegedly assaulted the model at a Sandton hotel. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to AfriForum lawyer Willie Spies

The assasult case surrounding Grace Mugabe, has now taken a new twist with Zimbabwe's First Lady now denying assaulting 20-year-old model Gabriella Engels with an electric cable and instead claiming that an "intoxicated and unhinged" Engels attacked her with a knife. Mugabe makes the claims in a previously unseen statement to the South African police, widely reported by Reuters. Mugabe's statements also claim Engels had been in a fight with other women at a Johannesburg nightclub the night before her encounter with Zimbabwe's First lady. The young model suffered a deep gash to her forehead and bruising to her body during the alleged assault by Mugabe. For a reaction to these latest developments, We speak to AfriForum legal spokesperson, Willie Spies.

Kess takes the reins as host this week and manages to revive TOR's signature whoop (0:13). Cel spills the tea on the Mugabe family's misadventures in South Africa (02:00), which lead to some rather extremely unfortunate consequences. Vee rates Mrs Grace Mugabe's presidential chances (4:54) while Cel reviews her academics credentials (5:12). Get the rundown on the alleged assault case at the popular Kona Bar (6:10) and on a Malawian chief championing the cause against child marriage in her little village (15:20). Our Twitter Feelings celebrates one Togolese woman's tough and courageous stance against mob injustice (20:54). On to The Sizzler: is "pretty privilege" real and are there downsides to being perceived as "pretty?" (25:37) Should a person be prohibited from speaking out against an issue if she is perceived as coming from a place of privilege? Share your thoughts with us via Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or email. Song Credit : Special thanks to Adomaa & VI Music for use of their song, Traffic Jam. Find more of her work here.

Discussion on political transition in Angola; update on Kenya presidential elections; recent actions of Zimbabwe's First Lady, Grace Mugabe in South Africa

Following an incident of assault involving Grace Mugabe, Terence Pillay questions what the point of diplomatic immunity is.

Kess is back from her honeymoon! & gives a solitary whoop. We jump straight into Whats Popping (1:55). Cel tells us about a different painting. Art or nah? (8:36) & there are 3 female vice presidents on our continent!! Will the rest of Africa catch up any time soon? Vee is not too hopeful (19:00). Kess gives the latest Otiko Update as street children are the focus of her ministry (23:00). Vee brings up Zimbabwean 1st lady, Grace Mugabe's legal battle (28:35) & Cel issues a TOR Disclaimer over Vee & Kess' comments (30:00)! The roommates introduce a new segment : TWITTER FEELINGS & the main topic for this episode, Entitlement. What's the cause? Socialisation? Song Credit : Special thanks to Adomaa & VI Music for use of their song, Traffic Jam. Find more of her work here.

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Civil Society groups and opposition parties are calling for a review on the decision to give Zimbabwean First Lady Grace Mugabe diplomatic immunity. Mugabe who was granted diplomatic immunity by the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Maite Nkoane-Mashabane, is accused of assaulting model Gabriella Engels. The IFP says Maite Nkoane-Mashabane must be summoned before parliament to explain. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to the Senior Lecturer in Public Law at the University of Cape Town professor Cathy Powell

The Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) says the Minister for International Relations must summoned before parliament to explain Zimbabwean first lady Grace Mugabe's diplomatic immunity. Tsepiso Makwtla spoke to IFP MP, Mkhulekwa Hlengwa...

We look at the 37th SADC summit took place in Pretoria over the weekend, but was arguably overshadowed by the focus on Grace Mugabe's diplomatic immunity and the stand-off between SAA and Air Zimbabwe, the BRICS bank is expected to focus more on infrastructure finance, yet its promised loan to Eskom has now been put on ice, we look at the reasons behind this with market commentator, Nerina Visser. " Coming back to the stand-off between SAA and Air Zimbabwe, it is still unsure if this was related to the diplomatic spat or not, but what we do know is that both these airlines are currently experiencing financial difficulties. State airlines are not something that will be funded by the BRICS bank, so where to next for SAA?

Zimbabwe's first lady Grace Mugabe has faced a barrage of criticism after returning home from South Africa, where she is accused on assault. Mugabe left the country in the early hours of yesterday morning alongside President Robert Mugabe. Mugabe allegedly attacked Gabriella Engels at a hotel in Sandton.Mugabe has been given a diplomatic immunity by the South African government.

Some political parties in Parliament have condemned the government's decision of granting diplomatic immunity to Zimbabwe's First Lady Grace Mugabe to answer charges of assault. The Department of International Relations (Dirco) at the weekend issued a statement confirming that Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane had indeed given Mugabe diplomatic immunity for the alleged assault of Gabriella Engels 2 weeks ago . Lulama Matya reports

Mzed and Vumi blast through with their 15th episode can you believe it!!! The gents visibly and audible worst for ware after an intense weekend talk about the Grace Mugabe diplomatic spat, the tragic mudslide in Sierra Leone, Trump's inflammatory rhetoric among others! Tune in!

Janine and Tshego want to cancel Womxn’s Month. This is a messy episode that lives for drama, with topics including: Tibeb Girls, Grace Mugabe, Mduduzi Manana, Caster Semenya and even Bonang’s book. (The jingle you hear at the start and finish is 'Rise & Shine' by Audiobinger, from Free Music Archive.)

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The civil rights organisation AfriForum and the head of its Private Prosecuting Unit, Advocate Gerrie Nel, have confirmed that they will represent Gabriella Engels who was allegedly assaulted by Zimbabwe's first lady, Grace Mugabe. The 20-year-old model who was accompanied by her mother, Debbie, during a media briefing in Pretoria yesterday, alleges that Mugabe assaulted her with an electricity extension cord at a Sandton hotel last Sunday. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Advocate Nel...

Former African Union Commission chairperson, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma says Zimbabwe's First Lady Grace Mugabe, who's accused of beating up South African model Gabriella Engels, must face the law. Dlamini Zuma was answering questions at the launch of her book on the AU in Durban. Grace Mugabe allegedly used an extension cord with a plug at one end to whip 20-year-old Engels in a Sandton hotel on Sunday. Zimbabwe is attempting to secure diplomatic immunity for Mugabe. We speak to Chris Landsberg, South African Research Chair in African Diplomacy and Foreign Policy at the University of Johannesburg on the Diplomatic immunity possibilities.

Civil rights organisation Afriforum says it will provide legal assistance to the family of Gabriella Engels, the woman who is accusing Zimbabwean First Lady, Grace Mugabe, of assault. Afriforum's legal which includes famed Oscar Pistorius, prosecutor and current head of the organisation's special prosecutions unit, Adocate Gerrie Nel has announced that he will assist the victim. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to Professor Hennie Strydom, Professor of International Law at the University of Johannesburg (UJ).

The DA says that according to the Diplomatic Immunities and Privileges Act, Zimbabwe's first lady Grace Mugabe cannot invoke diplomatic immunity. This as she is not in the country in an official capacity and the immunity extended to Heads of State is not applicable to a first lady. It's understood that Mugabe is now pinning her hopes on using diplomatic immunity to avoid being arrested after allegedly assaulting a young 20-year-old South African woman in Johannesburg on Sunday. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to North West University's Professor Theo Venter.

Grace Mugabe is still here in South Africa. The Police Department says her lawyers and representatives from Zimbabwe's High Commission are now invoking diplomatic immunity to avoid assault charges. This as discussions continue to ensure Grace Mugabe is prosecuted. It is also understood that Zimbabwe's first lady will continue with her itinerary which includes attending the SADC Heads of States Summit taking place in Pretoria. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Police Ministry Spokesperson, Vuyo Mhaga.

Zimbabwe se presidentsvrou, Grace Mugabe, het glo aansoek gedoen om diplomatieke immuniteit. Dit volg op die aanranding van 'n jong Johannesburgse model die naweek. Mugabe het die 20-jarige Gabriella Engels na bewering met 'n verlengkoord in 'n hotel in Sandton aangeval. Volgens 'n berig deur die nuusagentskap AFP het die polisie gistermiddag bevestig dat Mugabe steeds in Suid-Afrika is, en nie land-uit gevlug het, soos wat vermoed is nie. President Robert Mugabe het gister in Suid-Afrika aangekom, waar hy die beraad van staatshoofde van die Suider-Afrikaanse Ontwikkelingsgemeenskap sal bywoon. Debbie Engels Sandamela, die moeder van Gabriella, eis geregtigheid vir haar dogter. Heindrich het met haar gepraat.

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Gabriella Engels, die jong Suid-Afrikaanse model midde-in die Grace Mugabe-aanrandingskandaal, vrees dat haar loopbaan vernietig is weens die wond wat sy aan haar gesig opgedoen het. Heindrich Wyngaard het die onderhoud met haar gevoer.

Police say no warrant of arrest has been issued against Zimbabwe's first lady Grace Mugabe. Mugabe failed to arrive at the Sandton police station north of Johannesburg where she was expected to hand herself over to law enforcement authorities. This after she allegedly assaulted a 20-year-old model Gabriella Engels with an extension cord at a Sandton hotel on Sunday. Engels has since opened an assault case against Mugabe. Tshepo Phagane reports.

Police say no warrant of arrest has been issued against Zimbabwe's first lady Grace Mugabe. Mugabe failed to arrive at the Sandton police station north of Johannesburg where she was expected to hand herself over to law enforcement authorities. This after she allegedly assaulted a 20-year-old model Gabriella Engels with an extension cord at a Sandton hotel on Sunday. Engels has since opened an assault case against Mugabe. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Brigadier Vish Naidoo

Gauteng Community Safety MEC Sizakele Nkhosi-Malobane has instructed law enforcement agencies in Gauteng to investigate the assault case of Zimbabwe's first lady Grace Mugabe and ensure that justice is served. This after allegations surfaced by a young South African women that Mugabe assaulted her at a Sandton Hotel. It's understood that Mugabe attacked the woman after finding her with her two sons. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Gauteng MEC for Community Safety, Sizakele Nkosi-Malobane

Zimbabwe's First Lady Grace Mugabe has asked her husband, President Robert Mugabe, to name his preferred successor. Grace Mugabe was speaking at a meeting of the ZANU- PF Wome's League, which she heads, in Harare. Elvis Presslin spoke to our reporter in Zimbabwe Effort Musekiwa. He also spoke to Professor Siphamandla Zondi, from the political sciences department at the University of Pretoria

On our most second of episodes: - Donald Trump's staff need to distract him with praise and deference in order to keep him off Twitter - Donald Trump's staff are at least colluding with the Russians, if not Russian spies themselves - Grace Mugabe is set to take on the mantle of her universally, mandatorily loved husband, Robert Mugabe, the critically-acclaimed (at gunpoint) leader of Zimbambwe

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Grace Mugabe has been an almost silent figure at her husband, Robert Mugabe's side for almost two decades. Now she is starting to flex her own political muscles, which some are interpreting as a bid for the Presidency. But does she have the skill and the support to secure the top job and a Mugabe dynasty? In December she will head Zanu-PF's Women's League which will make her one of the most powerful people in Zimbabwe's governing party. Jo Fidgen questions how much 'soft' power she already has over her husband and whether she makes a credible political leader?