Mugabe rival vows to ‘soldier on’
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Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai left the hospital, pledging to “soldier on until Zimbabwe is free,” but President Robert Mugabe said if opponents incited unrest, “we will bash them again,” state radio reported.
Tsvangirai, 54, was arrested Sunday after a prayer meeting organized by opposition, church, student and civic groups. Supporters said police smashed his head against a wall repeatedly.
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