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STATEMENT BY MINISTER MMS MDLADLANA MINISTER OF LABOUR REPUBLIC OF
SOUTH AFRICA, "REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE APPLICATION OF
STANDARDS", 19 June 2003
Efforts by three African leaders to broker peace in Zimbabwe were
being jeopardised by their continuing support for President Robert
Mugabe, a Zimbabwean economist said yesterday.
The trial of Zimbabwe's main opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai
was set to resume in Harare today against a background of widening
political and economic tensions in the southern African country.
The United States is "thrilled" by the latest initiative by South
Africa, Malawi and Nigeria to resolve the political standoff in
Zimbabwe, US assistant secretary for African Affairs William...
A major push in Harare to bring President Robert Mugabe and
opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai to negotiations on the
country's political and economic crises, ended inconclusively on
Monday.
The leaders of South Africa, Nigeria and Malawi are expected in
Zimbabwe Monday in a bid to facilitate discussions between
President Robert Mugabe and the main opposition leader, Morgan
Tsvangirai.
Southern Africans will be hoping that Monday's meeting between
African leaders in Harare will yield positive outcomes for Zimbabwe
and the region, Democratic Alliance leader Tony Leon said on
Sunday.
KEYNOTE ADDRESS BY DR NKOSAZANA DLAMINI ZUMA, MINISTER OF FOREIGN
AFFAIRS, SOUTH AFRICA, AT THE SOUTH AFRICAN-GERMAN WOMEN IN
DIALOGUE CONFERENCE, Berlin, Germany, 24 April 2003