JOHANNESBURG (AFP) — Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe would have amnesty from prosecution and a ceremonial role in government under a draft settlement to resolve the country's crisis, a newspaper reported Wednesday.
Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai would run the country as executive prime minister The Star reported, saying it had obtained a copy of the draft.
Tsvangirai would appoint two deputies, including one from his own party and another from Mugabe's ruling ZANU-PF, the newspaper added.
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