Zimbabwe’s foreign minister dies from Covid-19

Zimbabwe’s Foreign Minister Sibusiso Moyo has died from COVID-19. He was 61. Moyo gained prominence in 2017 as the military general who announced the coup against then-president Robert Mugabe on television. The coup ended Mugabe’s 37-year rule in Zimbabwe. Moyo was appointed foreign affairs minister after President Emerson Mnangagwa took power.

Zimbabwe’s foreign minister dies from Covid-19

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