Where will the former Zimbabwean president live in exile after resigning?

Former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is likely to live in exile in Singapore, which has been considered his "second home" in recent years.

On November 21, Mr. Robert Mugabe accepted to resign as President of Zimbabwe, ending 37 years of rule in this African country. Mr. Mugabe will have to leave Zimbabwe immediately and where this 93-year-old leader will have to live in exile for the rest of his life is a concern of many people.

Former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe. Photo: CNN.

According to a source from the Guardian, in a recent interview with the BBC, Tendai Biti, a leader of the Zimbabwean opposition, revealed that formerZimbabwean President Robert MugabeHe will likely live in exile in Singapore or Malaysia, which has been considered his “second home” in recent years.

It is known that Mr. and Mrs. Mugabe own many properties worth millions of dollars in Malaysia and Singapore. The Guardian also said that these are also the two countries where Mr. Mugabe's wife, Mrs. Grace, may go if she "escapes" prosecution in her country.

According to News.co.au, former President Mugabe owns assets of more than 1 billion USD and is the owner of the Consolidated Diamond Company. It can be said that the former leader of Zimbabwe has accumulated a huge fortune during his 37 years of ruling this poor African country.

The former President of Zimbabwe's multi-million dollar luxury mansion on the outskirts of the capital Harare. Photo: Gistmagazine.

In addition, some sources revealed that the former Zimbabwean leader bought a castle worth 5.2 million USD in Hong Kong in 2013 and also owns Hamilton Palace in Sussex, England, with an estimated value of about 40 million USD.

With a huge fortune in hand, Mr. Mugabe and his wife can still enjoy a luxurious life as before even though they have to live in exile in a "foreign land" after resigning.

As reported, on November 21, former President Robert Mugabe accepted to resign after nearly 40 years in power. A member of Mr. Mugabe’s security team revealed that military generals have pledged to ensure the 93-year-old former leader leaves the country safely./.

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