HARARE, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's main opposition MDC said on Friday it would not sign a power-sharing deal with the ruling ZANU-PF in its current form. MDC spokesman Nelson Chamisa said it was "ridiculous" for the ruling ZANU-PF to insist on MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai's signature without addressing "deficiencies" in the proposed agreement in terms of executive powers.
South African President Thabo Mbeki (R) is welcomed on arrival at Harare International airport by Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe August 9 2008. Mbeki, the region's Zimbabwe mediator, is in Harare and ...
