BREAKING: President Robert Mugabe Leaves

Robert Mugabe surrendered as leader of

Zimbabwe Tuesday, parliament speaker Jacob

Mudenda declared, cutting the blind down

on a 37-year rule.

Mugabe was cleared from control as his

imperious control disintegrated inside days of a

military takeover.

Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe leaves

"I Robert Gabriel Mugabe regarding area

96 of the constitution of Zimbabwe thus

formally delicate my renunciation… with

prompt impact," said speaker Mudenda,

perusing the letter.

The sensation news was conveyed to a

unique joint session of parliament.

Officials had assembled to banter about a movement

to arraign Mugabe, who has overwhelmed each

part of Zimbabwean open life since

autonomy in 1980.

It was welcomed in the city of the capital

Harare with auto horns and wild cheering.

It topped an uncommon week in which the

military seized control, a huge number of

Zimbabwean nationals rioted to

request the president go and 93-year-old

Mugabe wrestled to stay in control.

Mugabe had ruled Zimbabwe nearly

unopposed since the nation won

autonomy from England.

Be that as it may, his endeavors to position his better half Effortlessness as

his successor activated rage in the military that

had supported his administration.