HARARE – President Robert Mugabe looked yesterday to a seventh-term as Zimbabwe’s president after winning elections denounced by the opposition as “stolen” and criticised by Western powers. Mugabe, 89, who has run the country since he helped end white rule in 1980, trounced his long-standing political rival, Morgan Tsvangirai, in Wednesday’s election, Zimbabwean election officials…
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