Global Political Agreement

…power-sharing agreement—referred to as the Global Political Agreement—on September 15, 2008. As part of the agreement, Mugabe would remain president but would cede some power to Tsvangirai, who would serve as prime minister; Mutambara would serve as a deputy prime minister.

…the terms of the 2008 Global Political Agreement (GPA), which attempted to end a political crisis in Zimbabwe. The structure of the executive branch was altered, allowing for the creation of a prime minister post and the creation of two deputy prime minister posts.

…power-sharing agreement—referred to as the Global Political Agreement (GPA). As part of the agreement, Mugabe would remain president but would cede some power to Tsvangirai, who would serve as prime minister; Mutambara would serve as a deputy prime minister. Initial jubilation quickly turned to disappointment in the following months when…

…power-sharing agreement—referred to as the Global Political Agreement (GPA)—on September 15, 2008. As part of the agreement, Mugabe would remain president but would cede some power to Tsvangirai, who would serve as prime minister; Mutambara would serve as a deputy prime minister.