Molula-setulo oa hona joale oa COMESA - The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa ntlo-kholo ea motse-moholo oa Zambia, Lusaka - mopresidente oa Kenya, Mwai Kibaki, o se a arabetse ka saga ea nako e telele ea likhetho Zimbabwe, moo libeke ka mor'a likhetho ho ntse ho se na liphello tsa peiso ea mopresidente. setjhaba. Mopresidente oa Kenya, ha e le hantle ha a tsebe letho ka likhohlano tsa morao-rao tsa likhetho naheng ea habo, joale ka lipuisano le baeta-pele ba bang ba bohlokoa sebakeng sa COMESA ba nkile qeto ea hore ho tšoara seboka sa kopano motseng oa phomolo oa Zimbabwe oa Victoria Falls ka nako ena ho ne ho sa khonehe. , 'me ha hoa ka ha e-ba bohlale ho fetisetsa molamu oa boetapele ho Monghali Mugabe, eo khahlanong le maikutlo a lefats'e a bonahalang a ikemiselitse ho khomarela ofisi ea mopresidente ha a ntse a batla litsela tsa ho fetola sephetho sa likhetho libeke tse ling tse fetileng molemong oa hae.
Mehloli ea mmuso ea Harare e leka ho beha maikutlo a sebete ho nts'etsopele, e leng ho otla ho hoholo sefahlehong sa Zimbabwe le ho thehoa ha eona lipolotiking ha ho ntse ho e-na le bopaki bo ntseng bo eketseha hona joale, hore baeta-pele ba Afrika butle-butle ba beha sebaka se itseng pakeng tsa bona le puso ea Mugabe. . Mopresidente oa Afrika Boroa ha a ntse a emetse Jacob Zuma o ile a bua ka mokhoa o sa tloaelehang lipuisanong tsa boralitaba mabapi le boemo ba Zimbabwe, ho fapana le mopresidente ea lutseng oa Afrika Boroa Thabo Mbeki, eo lebitso la hae le ntseng le senyeha ka lebaka la mokhoa oa hae oa 'Chamberlain' ho baahisani ba hae ka ho se tsotelle pepenene. Tšabo e matla le mahlomola a bakoang ke batho ba Zimbabwe ke puso ea eona.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- The Kenyan president, himself of course no stranger to recent poll disputes in his own country, has now in consultations with other key leaders in the COMESA region decided, that holding the summit meeting in Zimbabwe's resort town of Victoria Falls at this time was not possible, and neither was it advisable to pass on the leadership baton to Mr.
- South African president in waiting Jacob Zuma was unusually outspoken and candid in media interviews over the situation in Zimbabwe, unlike the sitting South African president Thabo Mbeki, whose own reputation is now being dented over his ‘Chamberlain' approach towards his neighbours in open disregard of the intense terror and suffering inflicted on the Zimbabwean people by its regime.
- Government sources in Harare are trying to put a brave attitude to the development, which is a major slap in the face of Zimbabwe and its political establishment while there is growing evidence now, that African leaders are gradually putting some distance between themselves and the Mugabe regime.
