He wants to die in Zimbabwe, and does not plan to live in exile, but he needs security guarantees to stay in the country. This is on Thursday, November 23, the Independent reports, citing its own sources close to the talks.

According to a source in the government, the ex-president told the negotiators that it was very important for him. Although this will not prevent him from traveling abroad, if he wants or will, - said the official.

Recall, as reported URA-Inform, former vice-president of Zimbabwe Emmerson Mnangagva, who within the next 48 hours will take over the country, will take the oath on Friday, November 24. Mnangagwa left the country after the president of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, accused him of trying to seize power.