Zimbabwe's state mouthpiece captures fall of First Lady Grace


  • World
  • Tuesday, 21 Nov 2017

FILE PHOTO: Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe (L) speaks to his wife Grace during the funeral of his sister, Bridget in the village of Zvimba, Zimbabwe January 21 2014. REUTERS/Philimon Bulawayo/File Photo

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's longstanding government and ruling party mouthpiece, The Herald newspaper, has abruptly changed its tune on President Robert Mugabe's wife Grace, confirmation of her political downfall.

The Herald often takes its marching orders from the information ministry. And it has always reported from the point of view of the winning faction in the ruling ZANU-PF, making it a reliable barometer of someone's political standing.

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