Press. voanews.com/
In a much
awaited address to the nation, Zimbabwe's president Robert Mugabe did not
resign Sunday, despite calls from his own party to do so. "We must learn
to forgive, and to resolve contradictions in comradely spirit," Mugabe
said in a televised address, noting he acknowledges concerns brought up by the
ruling ZANU-PF party, which has given Mugabe until noon Monday to resign or
face impeachment. Mugabe said the events of this week in Zimbabwe are not a
threat to the constitution or to his authority as head of state and commander
in chief.
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