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He now rules in acoalition government with rival Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.
Morgan Tsvangirai has pulled out of the presidential race.
Moyo is a member of the former opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change,which is headed by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.
His opponent, Morgan Tsvangirai, has been completely outmanoeuvred.
Zimbabwe's main opposition party says twocampaign buses used by its presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai have been seized by police.
Image caption Morgan Tsvangirai said he would challenge the election result in the courts.
The country hit rock bottom in 2008, when 500 billion percent inflation drove people tosupport Western-backed former union leader Morgan Tsvangirai.
When opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai won 42% of the vote anyway, Mugabe had him arrested and charged with treason.
The commission said Mugabe won a new five-year term with 61 percent of the vote, compared to 34 percent for his longtime rival,Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.
Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai had said earlier that it was“in the interests of the people” that Mugabe“resign… immediately”.
Sekai Holland is the Zimbabwean Co-Minister of State for National Healing, Reconciliation and Integration in the Cabinet of President Robert Mugabe andPrime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.
MDC opposition leader Morgan TSVANGIRAI won the most votes in the presidential polls, but not enough to win outright.
May 2: More than a month after the presidential election,Zimbabwe officials announce that opposition candidate Morgan Tsvangirai, leader of the Movement for Democratic Change, defeated incumbent Robert Mugabe, 47.9% to 43.2%.
Morgan Tsvangirai did not participate in the Senate elections, while the Mutambara faction participated and won five seats in the Senate.
Mr Chamisa, 40, became the MDC's leader after Morgan Tsvangirai, a fierce opponent of Zanu-PF, died of colon cancer.
April 2: Zimbabwe's Morgan Tsvangirai, of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change, says he won 50.3% of the vote in March 29's presidential election, defeating Robert Mugabe, who has been in power since 1980.
The three major candidates were Robert Mugabe of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front(ZANU-PF), Morgan Tsvangirai of the Movement for Democratic Change- Tsvangirai(MDC-T), and Simba Makoni, an independent.
Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai told the BBC he hoped that Zimbabwe was on a“new trajectory” that would include free and fair elections.
In widely disputed elections in 2008, Mr. Mugabe's security forces and loyalists beat, killed or intimidated thousands of opposition supporters,prompting their leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, to withdraw from a runoff vote.
In the attacks of 2007, party leader Morgan Tsvangirai and 49 other opposition activists were arrested and severely beaten by the police.
As a Shona(a conglomeration of various tribes with a common sounding Bantu language) she is of the same language group as Vice-President Joseph Msika andPresident Robert Mugabe as well as political rivals Morgan Tsvangirai and Emmerson Mnangagwa.
After his release, Morgan Tsvangirai told the BBC that he suffered head injuries and blows to the arms, knees and back, and that he lost a significant amount of blood.
The violence erupted after Zimbabwe's electoral commissionannounced earlier this month that opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai had beaten Mr. Mugabe in the presidential race, but did not win enough votes to avoid a runoff election.
MDC opposition leader Morgan TSVANGIRAI won the presidential polls, and may have won an out right majority, but official results posted by the Zimbabwe Electoral Committee did not reflect this.
Zimbabwe: A spokesman for Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai says he is hospitalized in intensive care, and may have a cracked skull from a police beating.
Zimbabwean Prime Minister, Morgan Tsvangirai, has reported that the country's top military leaders have told him they will not allow anyone but Robert Mugabe to rule the country, regardless of whoever wins an election.
Sep. 15: In Zimbabwe,President Robert Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, who defeated Mugabe 48% to 43% in March 2008 elections but boycotted the June runoff election because of voter intimidation, agree to a power-sharing deal.
June 22: Morgan Tsvangirai, of Zimbabwe's Movement for Democracy and Change, who was to face incumbent president Robert Mugabe in a runoff election, withdraws from the race, saying he could not subject his supporters to violence and intimidation.
In the 2008 presidential election, Morgan Tsvangirai, the MDC candidate, received the most votes but did not receive an absolute majority, thus a runoff was necessary.