(Bloomberg) -- Zimbabwean Second Vice President Kembo Mohadi resigned on Monday, after claiming he was the victim of a campaign to damage his reputation.
The decision comes after Mohadi faced accusations of being involved in multiple “immoral” relationships, including with members of his staff.
“I have been going through a soul-searching pilgrimage and realized that I need the space to deal with my problem outside the governance chair,” he said in a statement released by the Ministry of Information.
Mohadi, 70, was one of two deputies appointed by President Emmerson Mnangagwa in December 2017.
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