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With Robert Mugabe's release in 1975 and subsequent departure for Mozambique with Edgar Tekere, Sally rejoined her husband in Maputo. Here, she cast herself in the new role of a mother figure to the thousands of refugees created by the Rhodesian Bush War .
Sally Mugabe was first lady of a newly independent Zimbabwe for nearly a dozen years. For many citizens of this struggling African nation, which was experiencing a number of growing pains endemic to Third World societies, Mugabe was an inspiration and role model, particularly to Zimbabwe's educated women.
Jan 28, 1992 · Sally Mugabe, an anti-colonialist and the wife of President Robert Mugabe, died Monday. She was 60 years old and had suffered from a kidney disease, the Government announced.
Jan 27, 1992 · Born Sarah Francesca Heyfron, Sally Mugabe was the first wife of the president of the Republic of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe. Amai (mother), as she was affectionately known by the Zimbabweans was the first woman to be buried at the National Heroes Acre in Harare after being declared a national hero.
Jul 21, 2019 · Sally Mugabe is known for having supported her husband’s research by researching paperwork that the Salisbury jail authorities had banned.
Jan 28, 2017 · Born Sally Sarah Francesca Hayfron, she was known throughout most of her adult life as Sally Mugabe. Yesterday, 27 January, was the 25th anniversary of her death. This article is dedicated to her memory, not only because history matters, but because the younger generation in Zimbabwe and across Africa who know little about her remarkable career ...
Jun 5, 2021 · If Mugabe's temperament in real life could be measured against the intensity of his supposed potential vengeful spirit, it would be like the molten lava that has recently been spewing from...
