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Zimbabwe ruling party preparing 'war' against people: opposition

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 Harare (AFP) April 5, 2008
 Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai accused President Robert Mugabe's ruling ZANU-PF party on Saturday of preparing a "war" against the people of Zimbabwe.

"ZANU-PF is preparing a war against the people of Zimbabwe such as we witnessed in 2000," he told reporters, in reference to violence which followed Mugabe's defeat in a referendum on presidential powers eight years ago.

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