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Mugabe Militants Target Whites Farmers

Monday, April 07, 2008 6:22:39 PM
By ANGUS SHAW

Lawyer for opposition MDC (Movement for Democratic Change) party Alec Muchadehama, outside the High Court in Harare, Monday April 7, 2008.  Zimbabwean electoral officials have yet to say whether opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai,  or Mugabe won March 29 presidential elections, and the two rivals have adopted sharply contrasting strategies in response. Mugabe has virtually conceded he did not win, and is already campaigning for an expected runoff. Tsvangirai says he won, and has demanded Zimbabwean courts and the international community support him. (AP Photo/Mujahid Safodien-STAR)  HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Militant supporters of President Robert Mugabe targeted whites Monday, forcing about a dozen ranchers and farmers off their land as Zimbabwe's longtime ruler fanned racial tensions amid fears he will turn to violence to hold on to power.

Mugabe's opponents pressed a lawsuit seeking to compel the publication of results of the March 29 presidential election that they say Morgan Tsvangirai won.

The opposition leader urged the international community to persuade Mugabe to step down.


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