S. Africa, Angola leaders to Zimbabwe Wednesday
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An unemployed man reads up on Zimbabwean constitutional law to understand the process of possible presidential impeachment, in a park opposite the parliament building in downtown Harare, Zimbabwe Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2017. Zimbabwean President Robert Mu

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An unemployed man reads up on Zimbabwean constitutional law to understand the process of possible presidential impeachment in downtown Harare, Zimbabwe, Nov. 21 (Photo: AP)

South Africa's state-run broadcaster reports that the presidents of South Africa and Angola will travel to Zimbabwe on Wednesday to meet with "stakeholders" in the political crisis, including President Robert Mugabe and the military.

Zimbabwe's Parliament has begun impeachment proceedings against Mugabe, who is accused of allowing his wife to "usurp" power and of being too old to rule.

It is not clear how long impeachment would take, though the ruling party has said it could vote Mugabe out as early as Wednesday.

South Africa, Angola and two other regional countries held a summit on the crisis Tuesday in Angola.