The Economist writes:
SADC's leaders and other influential Africans should make it clear that the recent Kenyan model is not acceptable: in that case, an incumbent president lost at the polls but has stayed in office by fiddling the count and then letting the real winner hold a raft of inferior ministries. It may be too much to hope that SADC will impose sanctions on Mr Mugabe and his gang if they refuse to budge. But at the very least, even in an eventual negotiated settlement, they should make it clear that it is time for Mr Mugabe to go. He has become a disaster for his own country and an embarrassment to Africa.
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