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A SUMMIT of Southern African leaders has told Zimbabwe's political rivals to form a unity government and share control of the home affairs ministry, which oversees the police. Full Article at NEWS.com.au
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10 November 2008 Posted to the web 10 November 2008 The MDC will summon its entire leadership on Friday to deliberate on the outcome of the SADC summit in Johannesburg and plan the way forward. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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A constitutional amendment – which has yet to be formally put on the agenda – needs to be rushed through to create the prime ministership that Mr Tsvangirai has been allocated under the deal, along with other posts and changes. Full Article at The Telegraph
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe said he would form a unity government "as soon as possible" and a minister said he would invite opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai to nominate members of a joint cabinet. Full Article at Reuters South Africa
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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – African leaders urged Zimbabwe's rival political factions to share control of the police ministry in an effort to form a unity government, but President Robert Mugabe's main opponent rejected the proposal today. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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President Mugabe is going to constitute an inclusive government and is going to invite Mr. Morgan Tsvangirai to proffer members of his party nominated for various posts
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The MDC is shocked and saddened that SADC summit has failed to tackle these key issues . . . a great opportnity has been missed by SADC to bring an end to the Zimbabwean crisis
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This issue of co-sharing does not work
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The people of Zimbabwe are suffering and they need immediate salvation. Frustration and anger is setting in and I hope and trust that the leadership in this room will be equal to the task that history has imposed on you
