Zimbabwe Metro logo Zimbabwe Metro 3 weeks ago

Biti: Nothing’s Changed. Cabinet Boycott will Continue

HARARE – Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s MDC party will again boycott Cabinet’s weekly meeting on Tuesday because “nothing has changed”, a top official of the party said on Monday. Full Article at Zimbabwe Metro

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  1. We are in the middle of ZANU-PF and MDC-T ... We will use this position to make sure that we encourage dialogue between these two major political parties in the country. We will use this position to push for the national interest and for mitigating differences.
    Arthur Mutambara – Arthur Mutambara SOURCE: CSMonitor.com Daily Update 4 weeks ago
  2. If the [coalition government] collapses, we are telling Mugabe that he will be like a rebel leader and not president of the country. I have told him to shape up or ship out and I am still maintaining that.
    Arthur Mutambara – Arthur Mutambara SOURCE: CSMonitor.com Daily Update 4 weeks ago
  3. Tsvangirai should not have [disengaged from the unity government] since we need to fight Mugabe from within
    Arthur Mutambara – Arthur Mutambara SOURCE: CSMonitor.com Daily Update 4 weeks ago
  4. I think Mutambara is an opportunist and he thrives on crisis in the government of national unity ... He is not a big factor in the inclusive government.
    SOURCE: CSMonitor.com Daily Update 4 weeks ago
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