Either that or Mugabe is back on the weapons-smuggling payroll.
"Zimbabwean opposition boycotts unity government" by Celia W. Dugger and Caiphas Chimhete, New York Times | October 17, 2009
JOHANNESBURG - Although he stopped short of quitting the government, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai warned that if the crisis is not resolved and a working relationship restored, he would call for elections supervised by the United Nations.
Yeah, they did SUCH a GOOD JOB in Afghanistan!
Tsvangirai’s strategy appears to be in part an effort to get senior political leaders in the African Union and the Southern African Development Union - guarantors of the power-sharing deal - to pressure Mugabe to act in a more conciliatory manner.
Oh, I think he's shown if there is one man on this earth impervious to pressure, it's him.
So far, regional leaders have ignored Tsvangirai’s pleas to step in.
See? They know.
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