HARARE, Zimbabwe, Aug. 12 (UPI) -- Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe reeled in a deal with a minor opposition party Tuesday that enables him to continue to hold sway in the African nation.
However, Mugabe's agreement with the splinter faction's leader, Arthur Mutambara, was not enough for spring free $2 billion in foreign aid promised if he had relinquished power to his main rival, Morgan Tsvangirai, head of Zimbabwe's main opposition party, Movement for Democratic Change, The Guardian reported.