We turn now to get broader analysis on what the arrest of Zimbabwean opposition leader Job Sikhala means for the country's politics. Sikhala, who leads the National Democratic Working Group, is expected to appear in court in Pretoria later this morning after explosives were allegedly found in his vehicle - a claim his party strongly denies.  Joining in now from Harare for more insight is Dr Moses Tofa, Zimbabwean political analyst and Senior Research Fellow at the OSUN Forum on Democracy and Development at the University of the Andes in Bogotá..

<p>We turn now to get broader analysis on what the arrest of Zimbabwean opposition leader Job Sikhala means for the country's politics. Sikhala, who leads the National Democratic Working Group, is expected to appear in court in Pretoria later this morning after explosives were allegedly found in his vehicle - a claim his party strongly denies. &nbsp;Joining in now from Harare for more insight is Dr Moses Tofa, Zimbabwean political analyst and Senior Research Fellow at the OSUN Forum on Democracy and Development at the University of the Andes in Bogot&aacute;..</p>