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The British colony of Rhodesia became the independent nation of Zimbabwe on April 18, 1980. Rev. Canaan Banana was the first President and Head of State (a non-executive position), and Robert Mugabe was the first Prime Minister and Head of Government (and had political control of the country). (In 1988, the country abolished the position of Prime Minister and made the President the nation's chief executive. Mugabe became President at that time, and has held the position to this day (as of April 2010).)

The British colony of Rhodesia became the independent nation of Zimbabwe on April 1980. Robert Mugabe freed Zimbabwe but was the first vice president of Zimbabwe. the first president was Kaanan Banana. Robert Mugabe was the second president of Zimbabwe. written by a zimbabwean who knows all about Zimbabwe.
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