Zimbabwe opposition to contest runoff

wtop.com     May 10, 2008            

PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) - Zimbabwe's top opposition leader says he will contest a presidential runoff and return soon to his homeland. Morgan Tsvangirai said Saturday his supporters would feel betrayed if he did not face Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe in the... [read full story]                    

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Zimbabwe army denies attacks, Mbeki to hold talks

reuters.com     May 9, 2008          

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's army distanced itself from post-election violence and sought to calm tensions ahead of a possible run-off vote, state media reported on Friday ahead of a visit by regional mediator President Thabo Mbeki. ... The South African leader, whose...                    

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Zimbabwe army denies attacks, Mbeki to hold talks

alertnet.org     May 9, 2008          

Source: Reuters By Nelson Banya HARARE, May 9 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's army distanced itself from post-election violence and sought to calm tensions ahead of a possible run-off vote, state media reported on Friday ... ... By Nelson Banya HARARE, May 9 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's...                    

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Zimbabwe army denies attacks, Mbeki to hold talks

thestar.com.my     May 9, 2008          

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's army distanced itself from post-election violence and sought to calm tensions ahead of a possible run-off vote, state media reported on Friday ahead of a visit by regional mediator President Thabo Mbeki. ... A soldier keeps watch of the...                    

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Zimbabwe: UK Silence Fuels MDC Dilemma

allafrica.com     May 9, 2008          

President Mugabe has always maintained that he was not fighting MDC-T but the British; that the opposition party in Zimbabwe was a creation of the former colonial master; and that without their creators and funders, this party would not exist. ... And if we needed to...                    

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Mugabe Revisited

allafrica.com     May 9, 2008          

While Mugabe is trying to cling to Zimbabwe's presidency despite being, at 84, way past retirement age - and despite having lost the March 29th election - state-sponsored thugs are going on a rampage that is paralyzing the economy and instilling terror in the hearts of innocent citizens.                    

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Mediator Mbeki in Zimbabwe to discuss disputed poll

reuters.com     May 9, 2008          

HARARE (Reuters) - Regional mediator and South African President Thabo Mbeki arrived in Zimbabwe on Friday for talks on the country's disputed elections ahead of a possible run-off that has raised concerns of further violence. ... By Nelson Banya HARARE (Reuters) -...                    

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Mediator Mbeki in Zimbabwe to discuss disputed poll

thestar.com.my     May 9, 2008          

HARARE (Reuters) - Regional mediator and South African President Thabo Mbeki arrived in Zimbabwe on Friday for talks on the country's disputed elections ahead of a possible run-off that has raised concerns of further violence. ... Regional mediator Mbeki arrived in...                    

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Mediator Mbeki in Zimbabwe to discuss disputed poll

alertnet.org     May 9, 2008          

Source: Reuters (Recasts with Mbeki arrival) By Nelson Banya HARARE, May 9 (Reuters) - Regional mediator and South African President Thabo Mbeki arrived in Zimbabwe on Friday for talks on the country's disputed ... ... By Nelson Banya HARARE, May 9 (Reuters) - Regional...                    

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Mbeki in Zimbabwe for talks with leaders

sabcnews.com     May 9, 2008          

South African President Thabo Mbeki arrived in Zimbabwe today for talks with the country's political leadership, the foreign affairs department said. ... "Mbeki will meet with the country's political leadership in the context of his Southern African Development Community...                    

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Militias 'part' of police in Zimbabwe vote

upi.com     May 9, 2008          

HARARE, Zimbabwe, May 9 (UPI) -- Militias indicated they plan to intimidate voters by posing as police officers during a presidential election runoff in Zimbabwe, police said. ... The militiamen wearing police uniforms planned to be inside polling stations during the...                    

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