Zimbabwe's Mugabe blasts Britain

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe tells Britain "to put out your fires" and to stop interfering in his Southern African nation.

Mugabe spoke on Tuesday at a military parade the country's armed forces. He said " London is burning", referring to the three days of arson, crime and looting in the capital of its form er colonial master. He also refereed to recent financial upheavals in the United States as "problems" the country should attend to.
He said sanctions on Zimbabwe have stalled military trainings and modernization.


Mugabe said, "we don't have any fires here.please leave us alone."