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Morgan Tsvangirai and Robert Mugabe will debate one of Zimbabwe's major issues on Monday, March 1st in a Monday Night Debate. They will discuss President Mugabe's "Indigenization and Economic Empowerment" policy which requires companies to be at least 51% owned by black Zimbabweans or face up to 5 years in jail. Tsvangirai disagrees with the policy for unfairly targeting white-owned companies and was angry about its formation without cabinet input. Mugabe will defend the law while rejecting the idea of competition among all peoples.
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