Zanu-PF beset by succession fears
Rivals within Zimbabwe party vie over who will take the reins after Mugabe.
Published On 11 Dec 2009
Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe’s president, has led the Zanu-PF since the 1970s but in recent years competing factions have emerged as party members vie to succeed him.
While the party has chosen Mugabe to continue as its leader for the next five years, many are concerned the succession debate could eventually split the party.
Al Jazeera’s Haru Mutasa reports from Harare on the Zanu-PF’s internal divisions.
Source: Al Jazeera