Tsvangirai says he will return home Saturday

Zimbabwe’s opposition leader will return home Saturday, despite fears of possible assassination attempts, he said today.

Tsvangirai says he will return home Saturday
Thu, 22 May, 2008 - 14:56

Zimbabwe’s opposition leader will return home Saturday, despite fears of possible assassination attempts, he said today.

Morgan Tsvangirai faces a run-off election against President Robert Mugabe on June 27. Official results say he won the first round of voting at the end of March but not by an absolute majority.

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CourtsZimbabwe electionsPlace: ZimbabwePlace: JohannesburgPlace: South AfricaPlace: Alexandra townshipPerson: TsvangiraiPerson: Morgan TsvangiraiPerson: President Robert MugabePerson: MugabePerson: ZimbabweansOrganisation: Movement for Democratic Change
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