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Coming to terms with Zimbabwe

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The U.S. and Britain demanded that President Mugabe step down, but Mugabe says he will never surrender. For insight into this transcontinental power-struggle, we turn to journalist Heidi Holland.

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Mugabe vs. Tsvangarai: Zimbabwe power-sharing talks break down

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Elder statesmen turned away in Zimbabwe

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Zimbabwe talks stalled

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Voices from Zimbabwe

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Bloggers in Zimbabwe react to the new power-sharing deal between the country’s long-time ruler and Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader.

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Zimbabwe deal under scrutiny

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The World’s Laura Lynch reports on the power-sharing deal reached in Zimbabwe. The agreement is supposed to end a bitter dispute between President Robert Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai.

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Zimbabwe talks

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President Robert Mugabe and his rival Morgan Tsvangerai have agreed to begin talks to help end the political crisis that has caused months of violence

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Zimbabwe’s options

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Anchor Marco Werman talks about the limited options for Zimbabwe with Martin Meredith, who is the author of the book, “Mugabe: Power, Plunder and the Struggle for Zimbabwe.”

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Zimbabwe opposition leader refuses to negotiate

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The African Union is urging the two sides to talk but opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai says he won’t negotiate a government of national unity unless he is recognized as the country’s rightful leader, as The World’s Jeb Sharp has an update.

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