HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has dissolved his cabinet in a procedural move ahead of Saturday's election.
"We met this morning and I was telling them that today we're dissolved because we're going to the elections," Mugabe told a rally on Thursday.
(Reporting by Stella Mapenzauswa)
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