Interview with Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe.

The transcript covers a discussion with a president about his tenure, future plans, and international relations. It delves into his views on Tony Blair and the perception of Zimbabwe by the international community, particularly focusing on issues of colonialism and sovereignty. The conversation also touches on Zimbabwe's relationship with the Commonwealth and the influence of Britain and other countries within it.

What does the speaker plan to do after their presidency?

• Start a new business

• Travel the world

• Pursue a career in writing

• Continue serving indefinitely

How does the speaker perceive Tony Blair's attitude towards Zimbabwe?

• As a neutral observer

• As a supportive ally

• As an indifferent leader

• As a colonialist

According to the speaker, what does Tony Blair's actions suggest about his view of Zimbabwe?

• He is unaware of Zimbabwe's issues

• He is focused on other regions

• He sees Zimbabwe as a colony

• He respects Zimbabwe's sovereignty

Why did Zimbabwe remove itself from the Commonwealth, according to the speaker?

• Due to perceived dominance by Britain

• Because of internal political changes

• Due to economic reasons

• To form a new alliance

Which countries does the speaker mention as supporting Britain in the Commonwealth?

• India, South Africa, and Nigeria

• Australia, New Zealand, and Canada

• France, Germany, and Italy

• China, Russia, and Japan