Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe called for an end to political violence and committed himself to constitutional reforms before fresh elections.
Mugabe, who agreed to share power with his rival Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai two years ago after disputed 2008 elections, said the coalition government had managed to bring political and economic stability to the country.
“We are one,” Mugabe said in Harare during an address to mark Zimbabwe’s independence from Britain in 1980. “We may have our differences but we belong to one family. Please, no violence, no fighting.”
To contact the reporter on this story: Nelson Gore Banya in Johannesburg at ngbanya@bloomberg.net
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