Mugabe unlikely to be exiled: analyst
A political analyst feels it's unlikely that Zimbabwean President, Robert Mugabe will be sent into exile.
Shadrack Gutto believes it would be too radical and volatile for the military to call for Mugabe to leave the country.
The statement follows confirmation by Zimbabwe's military that it's detained some "criminals" in Mugabe's government.
The army took control this week in a dispute over who would succeed the 93-year-old leader. In a statement this morning, it says it's made significant progress in its operation to target "criminals" close to President.
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It's added that some of the criminals others are still at large.
Mugabe is understood to have held talks with military generals, who've placed him under house arrest.
According to sources close to the army, the 93-year-old leader's refusing to resign.
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Nick Mangwana who is with the UK representative of his Zanu-PF party doesn't believe the president is the problem.
"I don't know if the President has enriched himself but there is corruption around him, which is exactly what the army has said. They're saying there is a lot of corruption around him and I think our threshold of dealing with corruption has been a bit too high," he says.
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