THE Southern African Development Community (SADC) Troika meeting that had been scheduled for next Monday to discuss Zimbabwe's debilitating problems is now in limbo following ZANU-PF's climb-down on the draft constitution, which cleared the way for the Second All-Stakeholders' Conference.
SADC's organ on Politics, Defence and Security, otherwise known as Troika, chaired by Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete, had proposed a meeting for October 7 to specifically deal with the crisis around Zimbabwe's constitution-making process, which has taken more than three years of painstaking negotiations.
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