Politics.be - Vrouw van Mugabe slaat Britse reporter rot

Straffe toebak.

Blijkbaar is madam Grace Mugabe, the First Shopper of Zimbabwe, aan het shoppen in Hong Kong en stelt ze pottekijkers en fotografen niet erg op prijs.
Ik vraag me af of ze voor een dergelijke daad niet vervolgd kan worden.

Slagen en verwondingen...

Citaat:

Grace Mugabe, 43, known as the First Shopper of Zimbabwe, flew into a rage when she was spotted last week leaving the exclusive Shangri-La hotel in Hong Kong. She has been staying there with her entourage at a cost of £2,000 a day while her country endures poverty, hunger and disease.

Holding a Jimmy Choo-style bag estimated to be worth at least £2,000, and hiding behind Cavalli rhine-stone-framed glasses with a red cashmere shawl over her head, she ordered her bodyguard to attack the photographer, Richard Jones.

Moest ik die reporter geweest zijn, ik had toch minstens geprobeerd een paar van haar vingers (vol diamanten ringen) af te bijten. :twisted:

Ze is in elk geval niet aan haar proefstuk toe.

Citaat:

Grace Mugabe's sojourn in Rome must be intensely frustrating. President Mugabe's 44-year-old wife has been prevented, so far, from indulging in the lavish shopping sprees in one of the world's capitals that in Harare have earned her the nickname of Zimbabwe's “First Shopper”.

Doubly frustrating, since in recent years Mrs Mugabe, sometimes referred to as the “Heir to Imelda Marcos”, and her husband have not been very welcome outside Zimbabwe, and this rare foray was only made possible by Mr Mugabe's right to attend the FAO conference.

It was also frustrating for Rome's paparazzi, who have waited fruitlessly for days on end for her first shopping expedition. Hemmed in by dozens of journalists, camera crews and photographers camped outside her hotel, all too eager to record a buying spree, Mrs Mugabe has mostly kept to her luxury hotel in the Via Veneto, Rome,once the film set for Fellini's La Dolce Vita. With Rome's most appetising and expensive boutiques only a few minutes' walk away, she has decided to curb her penchant for buying luxury goods while her husband discusses world hunger at the FAO summit, and while her own country plunges deeper into economic chaos.