THE FABRICATOR: Two Rivers Baptist to Advise Zimbabwe Regime

nashvillescene.com     22-May-2008            

‘They know a thing or two about reversing an election that didn’t go their way’ A delegation from Nashville’s Two Rivers Baptist Church will leave next week for the Southern African country of Zimbabwe to advise the government of President Robert Mugabe on election tactics—specifically how to... [read full story]                    

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Assassination Plot In Zimbabwe?

radiovaticana.org     20-May-2008          

Zimbabwe's opposition accused the government's military intelligence division yesterday of plotting to assassinate party leader Morgan Tsvangirai, who is due to contest an election run-off with President Robert Mugabe. Movement for Democratic Change leader Tsvangirai postponed his return to...                    

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Zimbabwe assassination claim denied

channel4.com     20-May-2008          

Last Modified: 20 May 2008 Source: PA News Zimbabwe's ruling party has denied a claim by the opposition that the military is plotting to assassinate its leader. Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai cancelled his return to his homeland over the weekend because of the alleged plot, his aides have...                    

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Tsvangirai to return to Zimbabwe

bbc.co.uk     22-May-2008          

Morgan Tsvangirai gained more votes than Robert Mugabe in the first round Zimbabwean opposition presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai has said he plans to return home on Saturday to begin his run-off campaign. His return last weekend was delayed amid allegations the army planned to assassinate...                    

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Tsvangirai vows to return to Zimbabwe

guardian.co.uk     22-May-2008          

Zimbabwe's opposition Movement for Democratic Change leader, Morgan Tsvangirai. Photograph: Denis Farrell/AP Zimbabwe's opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, today said he would return home this weekend despite alleged assassination threats from the Mugabe regime. "I am going home ... [on]...                    

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Tsvangirai 'to return on Saturday'

channel4.com     22-May-2008          

Last Modified: 22 May 2008 Source: PA News Zimbabwe's opposition leader will return home on Saturday, despite fears of possible assassination attempts, he said. Morgan Tsvangirai faces a run-off election against President Robert Mugabe on June 27. Official results say he won the first round of...                    

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Tsvangirai ignores threats

itn.co.uk     22-May-2008          

Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai will return to his country on Saturday despite assassination threats. The head of the Movement for Democratic Change said he will work to end the political crisis that has caused millions to flee the country. Mr Tsvangirai earlier postponed his...                    

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MDC leader Tsvangirai to return to Zimbabwe

mirror.co.uk     22-May-2008          

Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai said on Thursday he would return to his country on Saturday, and work to end the political crisis that has caused millions to flee the country. "I am going home tomorrow, I mean Saturday, it is the same thing," Tsvangirai said in Alexandra township...                    

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Zimbabwe opposition leader Tsvangirai to go home

tiscali.co.uk     22-May-2008          

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai said on Thursday he would return home on Saturday ahead of an election run-off against President Robert Mugabe. Tsvangirai made the announcement to cheers from Zimbabwean refugees sheltering at a police station in Johannesburg...                    

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Zimbabwe opposition leader Tsvangirai to go home

reuters.co.uk     22-May-2008          

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai said on Thursday he would return home on Saturday ahead of an election run-off against President Robert Mugabe. Tsvangirai made the announcement to cheers from Zimbabwean refugees sheltering at a police station in Johannesburg...                    

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Tsvangirai ignores threats

channel4.com     22-May-2008          

Last Modified: 22 May 2008 Source: ITN Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai will return to his country on Saturday despite assassination threats. The head of the Movement for Democratic Change said he will work to end the political crisis that has caused millions to flee the country. Mr...                    

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