22 December 1987Unity Accord and Political SettlementRobert Gabriel Mugabe
Mugabe concludes the Unity Accord with Nkomo to end the ZANU-ZAPU conflict.
Historical records for Zimbabwe in 1987, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Mugabe concludes the Unity Accord with Nkomo to end the ZANU-ZAPU conflict.
Mugabe begins implementing the political settlement agreed with Nkomo.
Mugabe signs the Unity Accord with Joshua Nkomo.
Nkomo signs the Unity Accord merging ZAPU into ZANU-PF.
The Unity Accord provides for ZAPU's incorporation into ZANU-PF.
Mugabe's final premiership ends as the executive presidency is established.
Constitutional changes abolish the office of Prime Minister and establish executive presidency.
Constitutional changes abolish the premiership and create an executive presidency.
Muzenda becomes Vice-President under the executive presidency.
Muzenda becomes Vice-President when the executive presidency is established.
Parliament elects Mugabe as Zimbabwe's executive President.
Mugabe is sworn in as executive President after the constitutional change.
Mugabe assumes the newly strengthened executive presidency.
Constitutional changes remove the seats previously reserved for white voters.
A Unity Accord is signed between the two parties; PF-ZAPU is merged into ZANU-PF, effectively establishing a one-party state dominated Robert Mugabe and ZANU-PF, Joshua Nkomo becomes one of two vice-presidents
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