On any given day it is difficult to discern the status of negotiations in Zimbabwe. They might be resuming, if they ever ended, if they haven't been done for a while. Robert Mugabe is grabbing as much power in the form of ministries as he possibly can (causing Morgan Tsvangirai to considering pulling out of whatever agreements may or may not exist) or else Mugabe is backing down on claiming those ministries. (Either way, Mugabe is the least trustworthy participant in the process. This much, at least, we know.) Thabo Mbeki is on the outs as negotiator because of his loss of power in South Africa unless he is in because of the tability he brings to the process. And then there is the question of what parliament might do given that Mugabe's ZANU-PF no longer enjoys its majority in that body.
We do not know any more than we did a month ago, when we knew no more than we knew the month before that. I would not recommend making book on significant change having taken place a month from now.
