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Opposition leader vows to return to Zimbabwe for runoff election
iht.com May 11, 2008
Morgan Tsvangirai, who contends he won 50.3 percent of the initial vote, announced that despite brutal attacks on hundreds of his party's workers and fears for his own life, he would soon return home to face President Robert Mugabe in a runoff election.
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