Zimbabwe power deal holds out hope for peace

Zimbabwe’s president Robert Mugabe and his bitter enemy Morgan Tsvangirai today agreed to hold talks to resolve the country’s political and economic crisis within two weeks.

Zimbabwe’s president Robert Mugabe and his bitter enemy Morgan Tsvangirai today agreed to hold talks to resolve the country’s political and economic crisis within two weeks.

The deal calls for two weeks of talks and commits ruling and opposition parties to “creating a genuine viable, permanent and sustainable solution.”

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