Mugabe retained significant power : vimarsana.com

President Robert Mugabe retained significant power in the inclusive government under the Global Political Agreement signed on 15 September 2008 despite the prolonged negotiations under which Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai insisted that he wanted to be head of government with executive powers. Mugabe chaired the National Security Council and the cabinet. He had the ability

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