HARARE – In a mere three days, Morgan Tsvangirai communicated with Africa as a statesman but ended up two days later at a village in Domboshawa to commiserate with a bereaved family in an ordinary village under a tree. In between, he had spoken on the national crisis to ordinary Zimbabweans in the dormitory town…
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