He has been resigning after the announcement of Robert Mugabe, who appeared on TV as a Zimbabwean president, will continue to remain in office.
His own party, Sanu PF, said that Mugabe should step down from his post at 12 noon Monday afternoon.
If Mugabe is not so, the trial will be held on him.
The hearing will be held in Parliament on Tuesday.
Zimbabwe: the new army appointed army
Zimbabwe: Mugabe to meet with army chief
Earlier, Chancellor Mugabe had rejected the demand to resign. He said he would be in office for the next few weeks.
Speaking on television, Chancellor Mugabe said he would hold a parliamentary meeting in December.
His Zanu-Paf party removed him from office and replaced the chancellor for less than 24 hours.
Two weeks ago, the crisis came after Emperor Managakawa, who had been in his next post, had been dismissed by Mugabe.
The military leader saw this as a martyr for his wife after Mugabe.
Mugabe breaks expectations
A crowd of people gathered at Harare to watch TV talk about the announcement of Mugabe's resignation.
Instead of resignation, he said, "The party's parliamentary meeting will be going on for a few more weeks, and I will lead it."
He accepted the comments of the Sanu PF Party, the military and the civilian population and insisted that the country needed to be back to restoration.
"Whatever the disadvantages of the military's actions, I admire their concerns as the commander-in-chief," he spoke on television.
Last week, he mentioned the move by the military to control the state broadcast.
Fergal Kane, the BBC's offshore service editor, says that Mugabe has agreed to resign and understands this situation that may change his mind.
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His own party, Sanu PF, said that Mugabe should step down from his post at 12 noon Monday afternoon.
If Mugabe is not so, the trial will be held on him.
The hearing will be held in Parliament on Tuesday.
Zimbabwe: the new army appointed army
Zimbabwe: Mugabe to meet with army chief
Earlier, Chancellor Mugabe had rejected the demand to resign. He said he would be in office for the next few weeks.
Speaking on television, Chancellor Mugabe said he would hold a parliamentary meeting in December.
His Zanu-Paf party removed him from office and replaced the chancellor for less than 24 hours.
Two weeks ago, the crisis came after Emperor Managakawa, who had been in his next post, had been dismissed by Mugabe.
The military leader saw this as a martyr for his wife after Mugabe.
Mugabe breaks expectations
A crowd of people gathered at Harare to watch TV talk about the announcement of Mugabe's resignation.
Instead of resignation, he said, "The party's parliamentary meeting will be going on for a few more weeks, and I will lead it."
He accepted the comments of the Sanu PF Party, the military and the civilian population and insisted that the country needed to be back to restoration.
"Whatever the disadvantages of the military's actions, I admire their concerns as the commander-in-chief," he spoke on television.
Last week, he mentioned the move by the military to control the state broadcast.
Fergal Kane, the BBC's offshore service editor, says that Mugabe has agreed to resign and understands this situation that may change his mind.
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