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>> reporter: well, at the moment, it is not going to happen that easily. what has been encouraging in the events of the last two days is the fact that the opposition, the movement of the democratic change and other people and indeed parliamentarians themselves have all been from the same page that, look, they think it is time. so what will happen is going to be some kind of consensus, some kind of transitional agreement between all the political parties and all the stake holders to see what come...

A position to be able to convene a meeting of the senate council to discuss the situation in zimbabwe and possibly recommend to even take measures. whether this will happen or not is obviously unclear especially as mr zuma. has his own domestic problems and we just i think like to see the problem go away if you can see a relatively smooth transition from mr mugabe to mr man and god well i think he would be quite happy with that but with the rest of africa and the international community will be ...

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Democrats pulled out president frank about steinmeyer wants the parties to reach a deal to avoid fresh elections. u.s. president donald trump has declared north korea a state sponsor of terrorism trump said the move to blacklist the regime again was long overdue pyongyang was removed from the list in two thousand and eight north korea and the us are at loggerheads over kim jong uns controversial nuclear program. lawmakers in zimbabwe have begun laying the groundwork to impeach president robert m...

Amanpour. >> at the center he knows that he cannot continue on the same path mugabe has traveled and still expect a nation to respect it. the constitutionally elections can be held no longer than august, and i hope that emerson completing the rule will continue the path. >> stay with us. well be following the swearing in ceremony for you and well hear from our reporter about how ordinary zimbabweans feel about it. theyve more than doubled the sentence of the blade runner of oscar pistorius. th...

For the next week or two in which hell be the sort of overseer to pick a new leader. but this all really began in the last week or so when it was clear that mugabe was trying to install his wife, a very much younger woman, in power. he also fired a former vice president from office that was very well connected to the military. those two acts seemed to set in motion this entire thing. mugabe was somebody who most africans looked at as something of a leader for his stance of being anti-colonialism...

For grace mugabe but now the military has stopped her ascent at least temporarily and an influential group of war veterans one staunch supporters of mugabe themselves is calling for him to step aside completely prostration has been growing in zimbabwe it used to be wealthy but thirty seven years of mugabes rule have left the economy in tatters and the question of who will take over and try to repair it has now been thrown wide open. well joining me now is tony hawkins from the university of hara...

Vice president who was popular with all of the security forces because he was basically their de facto commander after mugabe himself, the man in charge of the joint operation command. now, where we are at the moment is a very sort of tricky and volatile position, because constitutionally robert mugabe is still the president of zimbabwe, despite the army being in control. what needs to happen is for parliament to either get rid of him through impeachment or him to resign and then the generals wi...

A new twist the army says mugabe is in contact with his ousted vice president who is set to be his successor in a statement issued yesterday evening the head of the army said former vice president. was working with the president on quote a solution to the deadlock we have made fit. consultation with the president to our roadmap on that. this defense and security services i encouraged by new developments which include one back to between the president and the form of vice president clinton it mus...

Is d.w. news live from berlin zimbabweans turn out in their thousands to demand president robert mugabes resignation the streets of the capital harare are filling up with crowds celebrating what they hope is mugabes imminent departure after nearly four decades in power well bring you the latest from our correspondent in harare also coming up the clock is ticking for german chancellor angela merkel as a sunday deadline for coalition talks edges closer merkel calls on all sides to compromise but i...