Mugabe is the crisis

PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe’s bold utterances that Zimbabwe is not in crisis and his declaration that country’s economy is second only to South Africa on the continent, is nothing, but daydreaming.

Comment: NewsDay Editor

What is more is the fact that after his pronouncements, Mugabe, who was sitting on the front row at the World Economic Forum in Durban, South Africa, where he shared the stage with American actor, Forest Whitaker and Donald Kaberuka, the special envoy for the African Union Peace Fund, among others, went into deep sleep soon afterwards.

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