Tendai Biti, a senior member of the main opposition party in Zimbabwe speaks in parliament on a motion to pass a constitutional amendment bill in Harare, Thursday, February, 2009. Zimbabwe's parliament passed the key Constitutional amendment Thursday opening the way to unity government after years of deadly political conflict.
Patrick Chinamasa, Zimbabwean Justice Minster moves a motion in parliament to pass a constitutional amendment bill in Harare, Thursday, February, 2009.
Zimbabwe opposition secretary-general Tendai Biti leaves the magistrate's court in Harare on February 5, 2009, for the remand hearing on treason charges. Biti, a lawyer and secretary general of the main Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), faces two charges of seeking to oust veteran President Robert Mugabe. The trial has been set for May 4, 2009, prosecutors said today.
Patrick Chinamasa, centre, Zimbabwean Justice Minster moves a motion in parliament to pass a constitutional amendment bill in Harare, Thursday, February, 2009.
Zimbabwe's legislators participate in the reading of Constitutional Amendiment No. 19 inside the parliament in Harare February 5, 2009. Zimbabwe's parliament passed a constitutional bill on Thursday to allow a coalition government of President Robert Mugabe and opposition rivals, being set up under a deal to end political and economic crisis.
Zimbabwe's opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Secretary-General Tendai Biti (C) follows proceedings inside the parliament in Harare February 5, 2009.
Zimbabwe's Speaker of the Lower House of Parliament Lovemore Moyo sits inside the parliament in Harare February 5, 2009.
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