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Opposition Leader Denies Murder Plot

The World | IN BRIEF / ZIMBABWE

January 20, 2004|From Times Wire Reports

Zimbabwe's main opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, took the stand for the first time in his treason trial and denied that he ever plotted to kill President Robert Mugabe.

Tsvangirai said he had long seen Mugabe as a hero of the fight against white domination. Tsvangirai said his opposition Movement for Democratic Change was formed in 1999 after Mugabe had refused to respond to demands for constitutional and economic reforms.


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