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Tsvangirai calls for poll inquest

    JOHANNESBURG

    Zimbabwe’s opposition leaders held an emergency meeting on Wednesday to discuss their defeat in the recent by-election, Zimbabwean news reports said on Thursday. Reports said that Morgan Tsvangirai, leader of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), gathered five key lieutenants for an inquest after President Robert Mugabe’s success in the Bikita West by-election, where his ZANU-PF party captured the seat from the opposition and took almost two thirds of the vote.

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