Zimbabwe’s political rivals are set to sign a power-sharing deal that could end the political uncertainty that has persisted since Robert Mugabe, the country’s president, staged a one-man election in June.
Violence in the build up to that election left scores of people dead, injured and homeless.
Al Jazeera’s Haru Mutasa reports on how the residents of Centenary, a town just outside the capital Harare that was badly hit by the violence, feel about the deal.
