Power-sharing talks in Zimbabwe between Robert Mugabe, the president, and Morgan Tsvangirai, his rival the prime minister designate, have again become deadlocked over control of the country's ministries.
After nearly eight hours of talks on Thursday, Nelson Chamisa, a spokesman for Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change (MC), said negotiations had stalled. "We have reached a deadlock over key ministries," Chamisa said. "What we seek to achieve is the equitable distribution of key ministries," he said. "There has been some movement, but not enough to seal the deal. |