Topic: Morgan Tsvangirai

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Let them eat cake in Zimbabwe?

Is Mugabe sabotaging Zimbabwe's coalition government?

Opposition MPs have recently been jailed, including Deputy Agriculture Minister Roy Bennett, who was arrested on charges of 'banditry and terrorism.' Critics say the charges are 'trumped up.'

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With Tsvangirai as PM, Zimbabwe's power-sharing begins

Wednesday's swearing-in ceremony, officiated by President Mugabe, put an end to 10 months of political stalemate.

The Monitor's View: The West's next move in Zimbabwe

Short of lifting sanctions, it can offer targeted help to boost Mugabe's rival.

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How team of rivals could still save Zimbabwe

Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai agreed last Friday to form a power-sharing government with longtime President Robert Mugabe.

In Zimbabwe, a priceless party

The best gifts are often the most simple.

Why Zimbabwe opposition agreed to join Mugabe's government

International news roundup – Jan. 28

Opinion: Time to forcefully oust Mugabe

Successful intervention by neighboring African states has been done before.

Zimbabweans detail abduction spree

Fresh details of recent abductions, beatings, and forced confessions of Zimbabwe's opposition leaders and civic activists emerged Tuesday during a press conference.

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Mugabe claims power-sharing partners trying to oust him

Zimbabwe's peace process is near collapse, amid accusations of guerrilla training camps and abductions of opposition party members.

Abductions of Zimbabwe activists could ruin talks

Twenty activists from the Movement for Democratic Change opposition party have been abducted since October. Their whereabouts are still unknown.

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Letters to the Editor

Readers write about how unions would affect the TSA, whether or not Congress should raise the federal gas tax, and Zimbabwe's political power standoff.

Zimbabwe cholera outbreak threatens regional stability

Disease is the latest sign of breakdown in the most basic government services. As the problem spreads, neighboring nations may increase pressure on Mugabe to step down.

US, world influence over Mugabe limited

Despite President Bush's strong words Tuesday, few levers exist to force Zimbabwe's leader out.

Frustration high in Zimbabwe's Army, a Mugabe power base

Hundreds of soldiers looted in the capital, Harare, in the past week. Has President Robert Mugabe lost control?

The Monitor's View: Reach out to Zimbabwe's generals

The military's fear of retribution threatens a fragile power-sharing deal.