BOOK REVIEW: Behind the scenes with the plotters who ousted Mugabe from a Boksburg hotel
Douglas Rogers tells the story of the 2017 coup-that-wasn’t in an enthralling read, but there are flaws
18 July 2019 - 06:22
The toppling of an autocrat generally makes for enthralling reading. Two Weeks in November obliges in many respects.
Keeping readers on tenterhooks and delivering on its promise to reveal, in thrilling fashion, “the astonishing untold story” of the 2017 coup-that-wasn’t in Zimbabwe, Douglas Rogers uncovers how a small group of plotters finally threw off the country’s authoritarian, nonagenarian yoke of president Robert Mugabe...
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