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Mugabe must go now: "One by one, senior Zanu (PF) leaders are coming out to demand an end to Mugabe's rule before the elections scheduled for March.
The latest to join the call is former commander of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, Gen Vitalis Zvinavashe, who enjoys considerable support from military personnel.
Zvinavashe, who retired a few years ago, is a substantial businessman and a member of Mugabe's soviet-style politburo, Zanu (PF)'s highest policy-making body.'When we went to war we did not fight for a single person but for all of us. But what the president is doing now defeats the whole purpose of our having gone to war,' he is reported to have told one of the many Zimbabwean websites this week."

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