There`s been a major change in the southern African nation of Zimbabwe. Its former president, Robert Mugabe, resigned last week. He`d been in power since 1980, and held on as president despite instituting policies that ruined the nation`s economy. Extended corruption, mismanagement of industries, food shortages -- they`re all part of Zimbabwe`s struggles.
南非國(guó)家津巴布韋發(fā)生重大變革。前總統(tǒng)穆加貝上周辭職。自1980年以來(lái),穆加貝一直掌權(quán),在其任職期間,制定的國(guó)家政策破壞了津巴布韋的經(jīng)濟(jì)。腐敗、工業(yè)管理不善、食物短缺——這些都是津巴布韋的難題。
But after President Mugabe fired his vice president earlier this month, other officials were afraid he was paving the way for his wife, Grace Mugabe, to take over. She`s also a controversial figure in Zimbabwe.
但是,在本月初,穆加貝總統(tǒng)本解雇了副總統(tǒng)之后,其他官員擔(dān)心他會(huì)為妻子格雷斯·穆加貝鋪平道路。雷斯·穆加貝在法國(guó)也備受爭(zhēng)議。
The military then took control of the nation`s capital and though it denied there was a coup, President Mugabe eventually resigned. His former vice president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, returned last week and took over as Zimbabwe`s interim leader.
軍方隨后控制了該國(guó)首都,盡管否認(rèn)政變,但穆加貝總統(tǒng)最終還是辭職。前副總統(tǒng)Emmerson Mnangagwa上周返回,并擔(dān)任津巴布韋臨時(shí)領(lǐng)導(dǎo)人。
Mnangagwa made it clear he was part of the operation to unseat Mugabe. But he praised Mugabe in the speech, calling him a father, a mentor and a leader and urging Zimbabweans to let bygones be bygones.
Mnangagwa明確表示,他是推翻穆加貝的行動(dòng)的一部分。但他在演講中贊揚(yáng)了穆加貝,稱(chēng)他為“父親”、“導(dǎo)師”和“領(lǐng)袖”,并敦促津巴布韋人讓過(guò)去的就“過(guò)去”吧。
New president, Mnangagwa, promised to protect Zimbabweans` rights and the push for solutions to the nation`s problems. But partly because he`s a long time ally of Mugabe, some of Mnangagwa`s critics doubt that he`ll be much different than his predecessors. Still, on the streets of the capital, there are signs of optimism.
新總統(tǒng)Mnangagwa承諾保護(hù)津巴布韋公民的權(quán)利,并推動(dòng)解決國(guó)家問(wèn)題的方案。由于其是穆加貝的長(zhǎng)期盟友,Mnangagwa的批評(píng)者懷疑其是否會(huì)與之前的總統(tǒng)不同。但是在首都的街道上,也有樂(lè)觀的聲音。
There`s been a major change in the southern African nation of Zimbabwe. Its former president, Robert Mugabe, resigned last week. He`d been in power since 1980, and held on as president despite instituting policies that ruined the nation`s economy. Extended corruption, mismanagement of industries, food shortages -- they`re all part of Zimbabwe`s struggles.
But after President Mugabe fired his vice president earlier this month, other officials were afraid he was paving the way for his wife, Grace Mugabe, to take over. She`s also a controversial figure in Zimbabwe.
The military then took control of the nation`s capital and though it denied there was a coup, President Mugabe eventually resigned. His former vice president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, returned last week and took over as Zimbabwe`s interim leader.
Mnangagwa made it clear he was part of the operation to unseat Mugabe. But he praised Mugabe in the speech, calling him a father, a mentor and a leader and urging Zimbabweans to let bygones be bygones.
New president, Mnangagwa, promised to protect Zimbabweans` rights and the push for solutions to the nation`s problems. But partly because he`s a long time ally of Mugabe, some of Mnangagwa`s critics doubt that he`ll be much different than his predecessors. Still, on the streets of the capital, there are signs of optimism.
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