Zimbabwe: Opposition leader charged with treason

Zimbabwe’s opposition leader has been charged with treason less than two weeks before the presidential elections that threaten to end nearly 22 years of Robert Mugabe’s rule.

Zimbabwe’s opposition leader has been charged with treason less than two weeks before the presidential elections that threaten to end nearly 22 years of Robert Mugabe’s rule.

Yesterday’s charges against Morgan Tsvangirai, who heads the opposition Movement for Democratic Change, and two other party leaders, marks the latest twist in an election campaign fraught with violence blamed mainly on Mugabe supporters.

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