Zimbabwe police release Mugabe opposition

Police today finally freed nearly 200 people arrested last week in a raid on the Zimbabwe’s main opposition headquarters.

Zimbabwe police release Mugabe opposition
Tue, 29 Apr, 2008 - 16:14

Police today finally freed nearly 200 people arrested last week in a raid on the Zimbabwe’s main opposition headquarters.

Lawyers for the Movement for Democratic change party yesterday obtained a court order for their release.

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