Zimbabwe: SADC Troika Meeting in Limbo

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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