World | Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Tells Mugabe Critics to 'Go Hang' Spokesman angrily dismisses any deal with opposition By Jason Farago Posted Jul 1, 2008 8:52 AM CDT Copied Spokesman for Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe, George Charamba talks to reporters during the second day of the assembly of the African Union, in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, Tuesday, July 1, 2008. (AP Photo) Robert Mugabe's spokesman angrily dismissed the possibility of a national unity government today, reports the Guardian, telling the US and other nations supporting the opposition to "go hang." Speaking at the African Union summit, the spokesman told reporters that no other country could interfere in Zimbabwean affairs, and equated British criticisms of Mugabe to colonialism. The African Union holds a special session on Zimbabwe later today. Read These Next For these factory workers, an unexpected windfall. A request to turn off football game ends in a murder-suicide. Edited version of It's a Wonderful Life has viewers perplexed. Toll from UPS plane crash rises to 15 after a Christmas Day death. Report an error