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Tsvangirai Opens Up On Failed Deal

Tsvangirai Opens Up On Failed Deal: "MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai on Friday vowed to resist any pressure to sign an agreement that does not reflect the aspirations of Zimbabweans as he revealed intricate details of what transpired during the collapsed power-sharing talks.

Shortly before he left for South Africa, Tsvangirai told The Standard he had a hard time during negotiations as he was pressured to sign a deal with President Robert Mugabe.
He also revealed how tempers flared as they haggled over the roles they could assume in a new inclusive transitional government."
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