Robert Mugabe Reads Wrong Speech in Parliament

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Zimababwe's President Robert Mugabe chants Zanu PF slogans with supporters gathered at the Harare International Conference Centre in Harare, Wednesday May 3, 2000. Mugabe launched the Zanu PF's election manifesto which bears the slogan "Land is the Economy and the Economy is Land". (AP Photo/Christine Nesbitt)

Controversial Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe shocked the country when he read a wrong speech during the third opening of parliament.

The 91-year-old read the long speech word by word amid cheers from Zanu-PF legislatures, who were also unaware of the error.

In the repeated speech, the old man warned the west against interfering with Zimbabwe affairs as he openly vowed to work with china, who he described as friends.

George Charamba, the President’s spokesman apologized to the public and blamed the President’s Secretarial Office for the error.

Mugabe has been the President of Zimbabwe for over 30 years and he is determined to contest another 5-year term. It is also believed that he is grooming his wife, Grace Mugabe, to take over from him.

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