Mbeki rejects calls for intervention in Zimbabwe

South African president Thabo Mbeki today rejected calls for international intervention in Zimbabwe.

Sat, 05 Apr, 2008 - 13:01

South African president Thabo Mbeki today rejected calls for international intervention in Zimbabwe.

Arriving in Watford for the Progressive Governance Conference of international centre-left leaders, Mr Mbeki said that he believed that the current situation was “manageable”.

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Courts Zimbabwe elections Place: Zimbabwe Place: Watford Person: Mbeki Person: Thabo Mbeki Person: President Robert Mugabe Person: Morgan Tsvangirai Person: prime minister Person: Gordon Brown Person: Brown Event: Progressive Governance Conference Organisation: Movement for Democratic Change Organisation: United Nations Organisation: MDC

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