U.S. urges Zimbabwean opposition leader to return, ruling party denies assassination plot

                   
iht.com     May 20, 2008            

Zimbabwe's opposition leader should return home to lead his campaign for president, the U.S. ambassador to the southern African country said Tuesday. Ambassador James McGee, speaking to The Associated Press in South Africa, said he understood the opposition's security concerns — it claims its... [read full story]                

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US concerned about Zimbabwe run-off vote

sabcnews.com     May 20, 2008          

By Manelisi Dubase As reports of an assassination plot against Zimbabwean opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, make headlines across the world, the US government says, it is very concerned about the June 27th run-off presidential vote. News agencies in the US are quoting MDC Secretary General...                

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Zimbabwe opposition party says military plotting to kill presidential candidate

montereyherald.com     May 20, 2008          

By MICHELLE FAUL Associated Press NAIROBI, Kenya — Zimbabwe's opposition party on Monday accused the country's military of plotting to assassinate presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai using snipers. The Movement for Democratic Change said Tsvangirai planned to return to Zimbabwe to contest...                

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Zimbabwe ruling party scoffs at opposition claims of assassination plot

iht.com     May 20, 2008          

Zimbabwe's ruling party denied that the military is plotting to assassinate opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, a state-run newspaper said Tuesday. The claim followed reports from the opposition and independent human rights groups that opposition supporters have been targeted in a campaign of...                

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Mugabe party denies plotting to kill rival

charlotte.com     May 20, 2008          

Zimbabwe's ruling party denied that the military is plotting to assassinate opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, a state-run newspaper said Tuesday.Tsvangirai - who has stayed abroad since shortly after the March 29 elections - canceled plans return to his homeland over the weekend because of the...                

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Mugabe party denies plotting to kill rival

sacbee.com     May 20, 2008          

HARARE, Zimbabwe -- Zimbabwe's ruling party denied that the military is plotting to assassinate opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, a state-run newspaper said Tuesday. Tsvangirai - who has stayed abroad since shortly after the March 29 elections - canceled plans return to his homeland over the...                

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Mugabe party denies plotting to kill rival

wtop.com     May 20, 2008          

HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Zimbabwe's ruling party denied that the military is plotting to assassinate opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, a state-run newspaper said Tuesday. Tsvangirai _ who has stayed abroad since shortly after the March 29 elections _ canceled plans return to his homeland over...                

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Mugabe party denies plotting to kill rival

chron.com     May 20, 2008          

HARARE, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe's ruling party denied that the military is plotting to assassinate opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, a state-run newspaper said Tuesday. Tsvangirai — who has stayed abroad since shortly after the March 29 elections — canceled plans return to his homeland over the...                

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Mugabe party denies plotting to kill rival

nwsource.com     May 20, 2008          

HARARE, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe's ruling party denied that the military is plotting to assassinate opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, a state-run newspaper said Tuesday. Tsvangirai - who has stayed abroad since shortly after the March 29 elections - canceled plans return to his homeland over the...                

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Zimbabwe's ruling party denies claims of assassination plot

freep.com     May 20, 2008          

ASSOCIATED PRESS • May 20, 2008 HARARE, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe's ruling party denied that the military is plotting to assassinate opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, a state-run newspaper said today. Tsvangirai — who has stayed abroad since shortly after the March 29 elections — canceled plans...                

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Zimbabwe's ruling party dismisses opposition claims of assassination plot

iht.com     May 20, 2008          

Zimbabwe's ruling party denied that the military is plotting to assassinate opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, a state-run newspaper said Tuesday. Tsvangirai — who has stayed abroad since shortly after the March 29 elections — canceled plans return to his homeland over the weekend because of...                

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