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Zimbabwe: Obituary - Morgan Tsvangirai 'A Fighter Who Never Reached His Goal'
News24Wire, 15 February 2018
Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's veteran opposition leader, who fought Robert Mugabe's regime for many years has died. He was 65. Read more »
Morgan Tsvangirai, the veteran opposition leader who fought Robert Mugabe's regime for many years, has died in a South African hospital after a long battle with colon cancer. Tsvangirai has been in and out of hospital since disclosing his diagnosis in June 2016. His death comes amid a succession tussle within his party.
The late MDC-T President Morgan Tsvangirai addressing a rally (file photo).
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