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Zimbabwe Peace Deal: Setting the pace for Development
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Tuesday, September 15, 2008 in Harare marked another momorable day in the history of the Zimbabwean as president Robert Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai shook hands as a mark of standing up for peace.

They put their names to a 55-page documentmarking a power-sharing deal that is hope will stable the political and economic crisis in Zimbabwe.

The deal resolves Tsvangirai as the prime minister and aims to end the violence which ravaged the country.

Morgan said the agreement provided the best hope for Zimbabwe and called on Mugabe to work with him to implement the deal, Mugabe said he was committed to national unity and would do "his best".
Tsvangirai, of the Movement for Democratic Change - MDC - was introduced as "prime minister" and warmly applauded. But Mugabe was jeered when he said opposition parties in Zimbabwe and other African nations had used violence to achieve power.

He went on to accuse Britain of meddling in his country's affairs by imposing sanctions and calling for a "regime change".

Tsvangira i said the agreement was a "product of painful compromises" and that it did not provide "an instant cure" to the fortunes of Zimbabwe.
He said: "I believe it represents the best opportunity for us to build a peaceful and prosperous democratic Zimbabwe."

I do believe this deal would see a lasting peace to Zimbabwe to as to create a developmental sphere for young people to thrive.

The goverment should also notice that whatever course they take has much impact on the development of their young generation and therefore set a determined stake to bring a lasting peace.

September 17, 2008 | 11:53 AM Comments  1 comments

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dkaiyo davyk
September 18, 2008 | 4:04 AM

i sure hope that this deal will bring the desired results...
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