Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai today said he and President Robert Mugabe will set the date for the next elections when conditions are right because only a legitimately elected government, and not a coalition, can develop and implement a common vision and programmes that will deal with the massive unemployment and poverty that Zimbabwe is currently facing. “We must avoid the circus that began in Kenya, was perfected in Zimbabwe and backfired in the Ivory Coast. It is indeed a disturbing trend which must be discouraged where incumbents who lose an election are smuggled back through dubious power-sharing arrangements,” he said.
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