Zimbabwe's Former President Robert Mugabe Dies At 95

Robert Mugabe, former President of Zimbabwe, died at 95. His successor, Emerson Managua, announced his death. Mugabe, who was treated for an illness in Singapore, was a key figure in Zimbabwe's independence. He became the first head of government in 1980 but was criticized for his oppressive rule and economic policies. His tenure ended in 2017 after a military intervention. Mugabe is survived by his family.

What was the cause of Robert Mugabe's imprisonment in 1960?

• He fled the country.

• He was involved in a financial scandal.

• He criticized the White minority government.

• He attempted a coup.

What significant change did Mugabe help bring about after his release from prison?

• The establishment of a new currency.

• The end of British colonial rule in Rhodesia.

• The creation of a new political party.

• The signing of a peace treaty.

In what year did Mugabe become Zimbabwe's first head of government?

• 1980

• 1975

• 1990

• 1985

What was one of the main reasons for Mugabe's international pariah status?

• His educational policies.

• His foreign policy decisions.

• His land redistribution program.

• His economic reforms.

What event led to Mugabe's resignation in 2017?

• A national referendum.

• A military takeover.

• An election defeat.

• A health crisis.