Zimbabwe’s opposition has released its results from the presidential election, saying they give it victory.
The main opposition MDC in Zimbabwe has released its own results from the presidential election, claiming they prove it won.
Party Secretary General Tendai Biti told a news conference that MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai had won 50.3%, so avoiding a run-off.
President Robert Mugabe won 43.8% according to the MDC.
Results have yet to be officially declared but the state-run Herald newspaper has predicted a run-off.
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