TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 9月7日 02時19分

Robert Mugabe, the former freedom fighter-turned-wily and ruthless autocrat who ruled Zimbabwe for 37 years before he was forced out in 2017 following a military takeover, died Friday. He was 95 years old. Mugabe came to power in the wake of Zimbabwe’s battle for independence from Britain in 1980, promising prosperity and democracy only to undermine both in his single-minded pursuit of political dominance. Though initially celebrated as a liberator, the dictator’s most enduring legacy is a once-promising nation crippled by corruption and mismanagement. Mugabe was the only leader Zimbabwe had known until Vice President Mnangagwa succeeded him in elections in 2018. A year later, the country still staggers under massive debts, a worthless currency and an impoverished population, all directly related to Mugabe’s time in power. Photograph by Hagar Shour—Camera Press/Redux

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