The Herald (Harare)
6 November 2009
Sadc leaders yesterday convinced MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai to end his party's "disengagement" from the inclusive Government following a mini regional summit here.
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I am waiting for the leaders in the white man's SADC to finally tell Tsvangirai, the white man's stooge, to grow up and submit himself to the will of the electorate like a man.
[ or else he can decamp to his racist masters' west of the plundering, land-grabbing europeans - who as long as Tsvangirai is useful to them, they can tolerate him and stroke his infantile ego ...]
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"I am waiting for the leaders in the white man's SADC to finally tell Tsvangirai, the white man's stooge, to grow up and submit himself to the will of the electorate like a man."
As I recall, that's exactly what he did in March of 2008. Then, when the electorate chose him as President, he was forced at gunpoint to submit himself to the will of Robert Mugabe, where he's been ever since.
SW Radio Africa (London)
5 November 2009
A SADC Summit on Zimbabwe, aimed at reviving the troubled inclusive government, kicked off in Maputo, Mozambique on Thursday.
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The Herald (Harare)
5 November 2009
THE Sadc Organ on Politics, Defence and Security meets in Mozambique today to review Zimbabwe's Global Political Agreement, among other issues.
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Human Rights Watch (Washington, DC)
4 November 2009
The three heads of state from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) scheduled to meet in Maputo, Mozambique on November 5, 2009, to discuss the deteriorating political situation in Zimbabwe should press ZANU-PF, the party that still controls many functions of the power-sharing government, to end ongoing human rights abuses, Human Rights Watch said today.
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SW Radio Africa (London)
4 November 2009
On Thursday Zimbabwe's political stand-off will be tabled before a SADC Troika summit in Maputo, Mozambique.
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Zimbabwe Independent (Harare)
5 November 2009
SOUTHERN African Development Community (Sadc) leaders have urged Zimbabwe's political parties in the inclusive government to urgently resume working together, preferably by next week to salvage the arrangement which had stemmed the country's disastrous decline.
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This ZANU PF hogwash should stop. If Lesotho was also a point of focus why have we not heard of their representation at the summit? You just want to water down the strong fact that this summit had the sole purpose of resolving the issue of Zimbabwe that seems to be never ending as if it's a child's play with its 'youngest brat' being the 85-year old Mugabe. No shame at all. How long can you survive on falsehoods and disinformation? Todya manyepo here? We know ZANU PF made some promises to the Troika that they have absolutely no will to meet. What a shame? What's going to be their next talking point? Anyway, this is not an issue to them as they are devoid of even shred of good senses! Tichanyareiwo