Zimbabwe ' s previous president Robert Mugabe, 93 , who was removed from seat a month ago, has traveled to Singapore for a medicinal check - up, his ex representative said on Thursday.
Mugabe and his better half Grace have not been found out in the open since he was compelled to leave after a military takeover conveyed a sudden end to his dictator 37 - year rule .
" He is in Singapore . It ' s part of his bundle as a resigned president to travel abroad .
He routinely goes to Singapore to meet with his specialists , " George Charamba told AFP .
Charamba , who is currently President Emmerson Mnangagwa ' s representative , said that the new government was quick to indicate regard to Mugabe.
" There is no mission to mortify or exclude him , " he said .
" The thought was to remove him from the
grips of the plot which had caught him .
That has been done as such that his inheritance turns out sparkling. "
The military ventured in on November 14 and introduced into office after a power battle with supporters of Grace Mugabe, 52 , who had risen as Mugabe' s picked successor .
Mugabe, who ruled Zimbabwe from freedom in 1980 , is blamed for fierce suppression and bringing the nation to financial demolish.
He has been in progressively delicate wellbeing and has supposedly fought prostate disease.
As of late he has made normal excursions abroad for undisclosed restorative reasons .
Mnangagwa was in the past one of Mugabe' s nearest partners , and the decision ZANU - PF party stays in charge .
Mugabe will miss the gathering ' s yearly meeting in Harare on Friday when
Mnangagwa is relied upon to be affirmed as its possibility for races one year from now .
The new president has pledged to resuscitate the smashed economy by boosting horticultural generation and drawing in foreign venture .
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