HARARE, Zimbabwe—Zimbabwe's troubled coalition government is in no danger of collapsing despite accusations President Robert Mugabe's party is blocking reform, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said Tuesday. Full Article at Boston Globe

HARARE, Zimbabwe -- Zimbabwe's former opposition party said Monday it would boycott the next Cabinet meeting and was considering disengaging from a troubled, four-month-old unity government with President Robert Mugabe. Full Article at CTV

The Movement for Democratic Change has for the first time threatened it could disengage from the agreement that brought about Zimbabwe's unity government. Full Article at Voice of America

HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Zimbabwe's former opposition party says it is considering "disengagement" from the unity government, but stopped short of withdrawing from its partnership with President Robert Mugabe. Full Article at WBAY-TV

tool goes here HARARE, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe's former opposition party said Monday it would boycott the next Cabinet meeting and is considering disengaging from a troubled, four-month-old unity government with President Robert Mugabe. Full Article at Centre Daily Times

tool goes here KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — President Hamid Karzai says Afghan guards working for the U.S. coalition at a base in Kandahar city killed the province's police chief. Full Article at Centre Daily Times

HARARE, Zimbabwe—Zimbabwe's former opposition party said Monday it would boycott the next Cabinet meeting and is considering disengaging from a troubled, four-month-old unity government with President Robert Mugabe. Full Article at Boston Globe

Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has defended his decision to enter into a power-sharing deal with President Robert Mugabe, saying they would succeed or fail together, The Herald reported on Monday. Full Article at People's Daily Online

[Mail and Globe] Zimbabwe's vice-president on Friday expressed frustration that Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's European and US trip didn't raise as much financial aid as her government had hoped, but called it a "quite successful" first... Full Article at Rantburg