Mugabe tasks UK to return skulls of BEHEADED Zimbabwean Heroes

The Paris Museum of Natural History offers an exhibit of some 18,000 heads of Africans killed by colonial soldiers (@nathanlean). ISIS is perceived as a virulent terror group due to their penchant for beheading victims

President Mugabe has castigated Britain for displaying skulls of some of Zimbabwe's heroes and heroines from the First Chimurenga in their museums as symbols of colonial conquest.

According to a report by African  Mugabe said the British government had since invited Zimbabwe to repatriate the remains, adding that Government would collect them begrudgingly and bury them at the country's sacred shrines.

The dumber you are, the more we support you! The unspoken words of imperialists to African leaders

The dumber you are, the more we support you! The unspoken words of imperialist to African leaders Two dumbass African rulers: Uganda's Idi Amin Dada and Zaire’s (DRC) Mobutu Sese Seko; Two intellectually sound African leaders: Burkina Faso's Capt. Thomas Sankara and Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe

A close study of the relationship between the characters that have been opportune to rule over sub-Sahara Africa States and some non-African powers will reveal a startling reality: the less intellectually endowed rulers have clearly received more support from the 'international community' than rulers perceived to be intellectually savvy or patriotic to their countries of origin.

Sahara Reporters practice "Boko Haram journalism" - Zimbabwean minister hits back at Nigerian journalists for "uncouth misconduct"

Sahara Reporters practice "Boko Haram journalism" - Zimbabwean minister hits back

The Zimbabwe’s Information minister Jonathan Moyo has hit out at Sahara Reporters who besieged President Robert Mugabe last Friday, haranguing him with questions over his lengthy stay in power.

According to Moyo, “Free countries have rules including diplomatic courtesy not the display of Boko Haram journalism,” charged Moyo on Twitter Monday.

Mugabe shuns Zulu King over xenophobic attacks

S.A xenophobic attack updates: For the first time Mugabe condemns 'horrible' xenophobic attacks. S.A. neighbouring countries react.

For the first time Mugabe condemns 'horrible' xenophobic attacks

President Robert Mugabe on Saturday expressed his "shock and disgust" at "horrible" xenophobic attacks in neighbouring South Africa in his first public reaction to the violence that has swept parts of Durban and Johannesburg. Various reactions are trailing the violence in South Africa from neighbouring African countries. Some have stopped playing South African songs in protest.