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Zimbabwe military 'plotted' Tsvangirai assassination
Posted: 19 May 2008 1816 hrs

 
 
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Assassination fears paralyse Zimbabwe opposition

NAIROBI : A top official of Zimbabwe's opposition party on Monday accused the government's military intelligence of plotting to assassinate its leader Morgan Tsvangirai.

"President Robert Mugabe and his cronies are natural killers," Tendai Biti, secretary general of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) told AFP during a visit to Nairobi.

"They have been killing our people since 1980 and now Mugabe's military intelligence has compiled a list of 36 to 40 people to be assassinated. Top of the list are our leader Morgan Tsvangirai, myself and our spokesman Nelson Chamisa," he said.

- AFP /ls

 

 



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