Mugabe monopoly on the line in power-sharing deal

Zimbabwe today looked to be on the brink of an historic power-sharing deal that could finally end Robert Mugabe’s 28-year monopoly on power in the country.

Mugabe monopoly on the line in power-sharing deal
Fri, 12 Sep, 2008 - 08:30

Zimbabwe today looked to be on the brink of an historic power-sharing deal that could finally end Robert Mugabe’s 28-year monopoly on power in the country.

South Africa’s President Thabo Mbeki announced the news and said a government of national unity would be announced on Monday.

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