source: allAfrica
The Nation (Nairobi)
Kitsepile Nyathi
1 July 2009
Harare — Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai says he is convinced that his wife was not assassinated, putting to rest speculation about the fatal road accident that became the unity government’s first biggest test after its inauguration in February.
The circumstances leading to Mrs Susan Tsvangirai’s death were some of the most uncomfortable issues that confronted the former opposition leader during his three week tour of the United States and Europe that ended at the weekend.
The Tsvangirais were involved in an accident weeks after President Robert Mugabe’s former arch rival joined the unity government and Mrs Tsvangirai died on the spot.
Speculation was rife that the accident was planned after [continue reading]
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