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Zimbabwe's Tsvangirai to Stay Despite 'Faults'

Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has vowed "not to be hounded out undemocratically through a hostile take-over" although he admited to making mistakes during his time as the prime minister.

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MDC-T President Morgan Tsvangirai addressing a rally.

  • Zimbabwe:   'Misunderstood' Ex-PM Says Playboy Days Over

    New Zimbabwe, 7 July 2014

    MORGAN Tsvangirai claimed Monday that he was "greatly misunderstood" over his colourful love life but assured supporters that his "playboy days" - to quote gleeful opponents - were… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Personal Reflections - Morgan Tsvangirai

    MDC, 8 July 2014

    The lasting image of the last election that has remained largely ingrained in my mind is of the mammoth crowd that gathered in Harare on what we dubbed the Cross Over rally on July… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Morgan Tsvangirai - Personal Reflections

    New Zimbabwe, 7 July 2014

    THE lasting image of the last election that has remained largely ingrained in my mind is of the mammoth crowd that gathered in Harare on what we dubbed the Cross Over rally on July… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Playboy Tsvangirai Bankrupted MDC-T - Rivals

    New Zimbabwe, 6 July 2014

    MORGAN Tsvangirai - or Gumbura as the rival Renewal Team has taken to calling him - used party funds to pay lobola for his women and bankrupted the MDC-T with his playboy… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Tsvangirai's Low Opinion of Himself

    The Herald, 2 July 2014

    Maybe we could start by observing that opposition leader Morgan Richard Tsvangirai has a short memory - which we expect. He is a man of double standards. Again, we expect that of… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Tsvangirai No Longer an Alternative

    Zimbabwe Independent, 27 June 2014

    Zimbabwe is held captive under a Mugabe/Tsvangirai vortex of a decade-long stalemate and disputation. The two have lost their Nelson Mandela moments due to their failure to deal… Read more »

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