ZIMBABWE'S opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, was assessing his safety in Harare yesterday while declaring the President, Robert Mugabe, had to heed a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for an end to the violence engulfing his country.
As international pressure mounted on Mr Mugabe, Senegal's President, Abdoulaye Wade, and the South African ruling party leader, Jacob Zuma, called for Friday's presidential run-off to be postponed. Mr Zuma, the leader of the African National Congress, called for regional and UN intervention.
SMH 25 Jun 2008
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