New Zimbabawean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) delivers his address in Harare after being sworn in by President Robert Mugabe at the State House, February 11. Tsvangirai set to work Thursday to bring his top aides into cabinet posts where they will have to strike a delicate balance with their erstwhile adversaries. (AFP/Desmond Kwande)Zimbabwe's New PM Prepares To Swear In Cabinet -- Yahoo News/AP
HARARE (AFP) – Zimbabwe's new Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai set to work Thursday to bring his top aides into cabinet posts where they will have to strike a delicate balance with their erstwhile adversaries.
The new cabinet will be sworn in Friday, although President Robert Mugabe has yet to announce who will take the portfolios set aside for his ZANU-PF party under the unity deal.
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