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Zimbabwe: 200 seek refuge at US embassy

About 200 opposition supporters have sought refuge at the US embassy in Zimbabwe, the US ambassador said today.

Zimbabwe: 200 seek refuge at US embassy

Thu, 03 Jul, 2008 - 16:12

About 200 opposition supporters have sought refuge at the US embassy in Zimbabwe, the US ambassador said today.

James McGee said embassy officials were working with humanitarian organisations to help find them accommodation.

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