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UPDATE: Zimbabwe Crackdown Starting May 1st 2008
29-April-2008: According to the Zimbabwe Situation and Nyasa Times of Malawi, the Government of Malawi sent four people: Clement Kapalamula [Head of Secret Intelligence Services], Mr. George Masinga [Acting Director of Foreign Relations], and Mr. Matanga to Angola to see if they could transport the arms in the boat An Yie Jiang from Angola to Zimbabwe. They are acting with the blessing of the President of Malawi Bingu Mutharika who is a supporter of Mugabe. Meanwhile, there have been reports by the Times Correspondent in Murewa of the Zimbabwe Health Ministry and certain Health Care Professionals collaborating with ZANU-PF [Mugabe] in the raids on hospitals against patients who are with the MDC.
http://www.zimbabwesituation.com/apr29a_2008.html
According to reports from Radio SW Africa written by Lance Guma, ZANU-PF [Mugabe] is planning a crackdown against MDC Members in Matabeleland, Mashonaland, Masvinga, and Manicaland according to secret documents that were leaked. The Matoboland District of Matabeleland South will be the first to affected by the crackdown.
In an article by Raymond Mhaka of the Zimbabwe Metro, On the day of election, George Charamba had stated that "Tsvangerai had 50% of the vote to avoid a runoff and the results were rigged and needed to be corrected". The following was taken from the Zimbabwe Metro and The Herald [ZANU-PF: Mugabe] as stated by George Charamba: "Quite a clever posture, if you ask me. But never important enough to decide who governs Zimbabwe after those 21 days. What does is whoever rouses the sleeping vote which materially is a Zanu-PF vote. The MDC knows this, and so does the British. Which is why there was a bit of desperation to stampede both Government and ZEC into announcing faulty results that would have rigged Tsvangirai into an outright win. Or triggering civil unrest to open the way for international mediation which would have handed power over to Tsvangirai. ‘
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