Zimbabwe PM lashes out at President Mugabe

Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has accused President Robert Mugabe of unilateral decision-making and violating the constitution.



As a result, Tsvangirai said his MDC party would not recognise any key appointments made by Mugabe in the past 18 months, including those of governors, judges and envoys.



He also urged the international community to do the same.



In 2009, Tsvangirai formed a power-sharing government with his bitter rival, Robert Mugabe, after disputed elections.



Under their coalition deal, the two politicians agreed to draw up a new constitution, followed by a referendum and then fresh elections.