Zimbabwe's Mugabe Marches On, and the West Has Limited Options.

The article discusses how Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and his ZANU-PF can presume their sole responsibility for mismanaging the country following their resounding victory in July's presidential and parliamentary elections. It suggests that the party is unlikely to be magnanimous in victory as Mugabe vowed to embark on a more radical phase of wealth redistribution. It indicates that the U.S and its European partners are wielding less influence in Zimbabwe's postindependence history.