WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President George W. Bush said on Tuesday it was time for Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe to step down and urged other African countries to join in calling for an end to his "tyranny."
"It is time for Robert Mugabe to go," Bush said in a statement. "Across the continent, African voices are bravely speaking out to say now is the time for him to step down."
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