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Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Not Returning


 

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The Zimbabwe Guardian (London)

17 May 2008
Posted to the web 17 May 2008

ZIMBABWEAN opposition Movement for Democratic Change party leader Morgan Tsvangirai will not return home on Saturday as expected to prepare for the second round of elections against President Robert Mugabe, his party said.

Tsvangirai has been out of Zimbabwe for over a month and had been due to return from self-exile in Botswana on Saturday to campaign for the June 27 run-off.

"We can't say why he will not be coming today, except to say it's due to circumstances beyond our control," said spokesman Nelson Chamisa.

Chamisa said an MDC-T rally scheduled in Zimbabwe's second city of Bulawayo on Sunday would go ahead, but would not say whether Tsvangirai would be back in the country in time to address it.

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He has been out of the country since April 8.


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Author: Phiri

It is extremely important that Tsvangirai go back to Zimbabwe asap. He cannot just be seen spending all his time with foreign gov'ts and issuing statements about Zimbabwe while outside. He needs to have a bit of courage, not corwardance to be the next President of Zimbabwe. It is also not fair to his supporters to bear the alleged violence without their leader. If he cannot put up, he should quit and continue his critism outside Zimbabwe. Big talk should now be followed with courage.


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