Beautiful photos of Ghanaian and first wife of former Zimbabwean President Mugabe, Sally Hayfron Mugabe, has resurfaced on social media and Ghanaians have been left mesmerized.
Lovely photos of Sally Hayfray, Ghanaian and first wife of former Zimbabwean president, Robert Mugabe, has left some social media users awed while others couldn’t resist leaving a comment under the oldies photos.
Sally Francesca Hayfron and Robert Mogabe wows Ghanaians. Photo credit: Ghana the Black Star of Africa
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Oliver T. Mhuriro, a social media user, elated by the awesome photos describe her as ''Mother of the Nation!'''
''We feel so blessed to have had her as our first post-Independence First Lady ,'' his post on Fcaebook read.
Born in 1931 and comes from Apowa, in the Western Region of present day Ghana, Sally met Mugabe at a teacher training college and soon asserted herself as a fervent political campaigner.
Ghana the Black Star of Africa. Photocredit: Ghana the Black Star of Africa
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The pair got married in 1961 and two years later Sally gave birth to a son, Nhamodzenyika, who died of malaria when he was three years old.
Sally Francesca Hayfron and Robert Mogabe. Photo credit: Ghana the Black Star of Africa
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Following the death of Nhamo and the imprisonment of her husband, Sally sought exile in the UK, where she worked for the Africa Center until her visa expired in 1970.
Due to her role in liberating Zimbabwe from colonial rule, Mrs. Sally Mugabe is referred to as Amai (Mother) in Zimbabwe and is also regarded as mother of Zimbabwe.
She died in 1992 of kidney failure.
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Source: Yen Ghana
