HARARE, June 29 (Reuters) - Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe said on Sunday he was committed to talking to the opposition to solve the country's political crisis. "Indeed it is my hope that sooner rather than later, we shall, as diverse political parties, hold consultation towards ... dialogue as we minimise our differences and enhance the area of unity and cooperation," Mugabe said in a speech after being sworn in for a sixth term of office.
Shibba, a nine-year-old child from Zimbabwe holds onto the security fence of the Home Affairs refugee reception centre in Pretoria June 27, 2008. The African Union is convinced it can "sort ...
