This smacks of the traits similar to what we saw during the split within the Patriotic Front of the late 70s.

Which later led to further bloodshed after the ‘independence’ celebrations and all pomp and ceremony.

Wonder how serious the disagreements are to warrant such an embarrassing state of affairs and the expression ‘The two MDC formations.’

We need urgent MDC maturity before this crucial stage ends up being a triad of political gymnastics and a display of disunity for a nation beset with intellectual rather than humane leaders.

Leaves a sour taste in my mouth/mind!?

Well it will definitely go this way. Tsvangirai will be used to evade the pending sanctions. The rest of the world will see this as things normalising and give a sigh of relief.
Africa especially the Zimbabweans will be flabagasted by this sham. Some will see mugabe as shrewd and Tsvangirai as stupid.

How will he reverse what he has already bound himself to.

To whom is mugabe going to be accountable to for the atrocities he perpetrated during his early reign until now.

And we see him signing an agreement of national unity. Now Mr Tsvangirai, with whom has mugabe united with?

Remember he eliminates those who are against him. I hope this is not a treacherous trap.

WE LOVE YOU PRESIDENT TSVANGIRAI AND WE
WILL STAND BY YOU ALWAYS!!!

Let there be a referundum on the issue of “an inclusive government”. Let the people be heard. Rule by the people for the people, People! Let us hold fast and not move an inch. These people are murderers they can not be trusted.

I am sceptical, on past showings of African politics. This is not to say that things are not evolving, slowly. I do not think that any Zimbabwe crisis resolution along the lines being taken will herald any major change for the better. There is, I fear, scant more than hope.

Tsvangirai will be used to ellict Western support, and he’ll be lucky if he draws into the Zimbabwean ecconomy as much as he believes he would have got if Mugabe was not his bedfellow. I anticipate a slow but inexorable development of anti western tirades coming from a ZANU/MDC camp of ‘broken promises’ accusations. I await the eventual demise of MDC as it’s ethos is eroded starting from the bottom as counillors and MP are bought off one by one until finally it comes to light how much those at the top have stuck their fingers into the till.

Worse, in the regional outlook, power-sharing coming so close on the Kenyan deal sends a strong message to other African governments on how to maintain a grip on power. When your popularity starts to drop off and electoral defeat is on the cards, simply hack a few villagers, wave some guns about. Somebody will come along and broker a deal of protection and continuance of power, and wallpaper over any cracks.

My plea to the MDC is – when you negotiate details on a new election, please insist that Zimbabweans overseas be allowed to vote.

I hope MDC will stand their ground with the rest of the issues.

At first you said no talks if Mugabe goes ahead with the sham election, now you seem to be signing to talk. Mugabe is clearly not interested in anything but himself, not the zimbabwe people and only obsessed on trying to outwit the western world.

Please, MDC, be wise! If you had not signed, the economic collapse would have kicked Zanu PF out.

Lots of blood was shed, please remember that, please remember too from the past that Zanu PF will always try and swallow the opposition, Nkomo, is a good example, after he killed Nkomo’s followers, he made Nkomo second in charge.

In my opinion, the only only only reason that Zanu PF are un-sincerely signing for talks and negotiations is so that the travel bans can be lifted, not because they are interested in what the Zimbabwean people want.

Its not an historic moment, it is clear to see that Zanu PF are being superficial about this whole thing, hence MDC people are still living in the bush, fearing for their lives.

Morgan, please dont eat with your enemy, think of the people starving. Rather sit by and watch him eat.

We all smell a rat!!!

this is my hope frome venice