'Let's talk,' Tsvangirai begs Mugabe

MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai has urged rivals in the ruling Zanu-PF party to stop being "arrogant" and reach out to him and his MDC to help save the country's economy from total collapse.

The former PM also accused Zanu-PF of "rigging" his party out of government as "payment" for saving the country from total economic and political disaster 2008.

The MDC-T insists its participation in government is the only way the country's delicate economy can be stopped from spiralling completely out of control.

The MDC-T leader, fresh from resolving his own survival troubles after a group of party stalwarts pushed for his ouster claiming he had also run out of ideas as leader to unseat the Zanu-PF government, said he longed for an independent MDC-T government but had to resign himself to the fact that Zanu-PF was still in power.

He denied his continued clamour for second marriage with Zanu-PF was yet another rescue operation on his bungling rivals.