President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe, centre left, upon his arrival at the Avenues Clinic in Harare where Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's Prime Minister, is receiving treatment following a car crash in he, his wife Susan and an aide were injured. The severity of their injuries have not been officially confirmed. Mugabe and other senior aides who also visited did not speak to reporters or Tsvangirai supporters gathered outside.
Friends and relatives of Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai wait at the Avenues Clinic in Harare on March 6, 2009 and where Tsvangirai is being treated after a car accident which has reportedly killed his wife. His 4x4 was hit by a truck today as the couple were travelling to their hometown of Buhera. The vehicle flipped over three times and his wife Susan died at the scene, according to officials with his Movement for Democratic Change.
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe, left, upon his arrival at the Avenues Clinic in Harare, Friday, March 6, 2009, were Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's Prime Minster is receiving treatment following a car crash. Morgan Tsvangirai was hurt along with his wife and an aide in a car crash on the outskirts of the capital Friday, his spokesman said. The three were taken to a Harare hospital after their car sideswiped a truck, Tsvangirai spokesman James Maridadi said. The group had been traveling to a weekend rally in Tsvangirai's home region, south of Harare, he said.
Tendai Biti, Movement For Democratic Change, Secretary General and Zimbabwe's Finance Minister addresses journalists at the Avenues Clinic in Harare were Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's Prime Minister is receiving treatment following a car crash. Biti, Tsvangirai's No. 2 in the Movement for Democratic Change party, told reporters after visiting the hospital that the prime minister was stable. Biti refused to answer questions about Susan Tsvangirai, Morgan Tsvangirai's wife who was also hurt in the crash. The prime minister's Web site said Susan Tsvangirai, 50 was in critical condition, but it was not clear how long the information had been posted.
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe, left, upon his arrival at the Avenues Clinic in Harare, Friday, March 6, 2009, were Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's Prime Minster is receiving treatment following a car crash.
President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe, centre, upon his arrival at the Avenues Clinic in Harare where Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's Prime Minister, is receiving treatment following a car crash in he, his wife Susan and an aide were injured. The severity of their injuries have not been officially confirmed. Mugabe and other senior aides who also visited did not speak to reporters or Tsvangirai supporters gathered outside.
People wait outside at the Avenues Clinic in Harare, Friday, March 6, 2009, where Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's Prime Minster is receiving treatment following a car crash. Morgan Tsvangirai was hurt along with his wife and an aide in a car crash on the outskirts of the capital Friday, his spokesman said. The three were taken to a Harare hospital after their car sideswiped a truck, Tsvangirai spokesman James Maridadi said. The group had been traveling to a weekend rally in Tsvangirai's home region, south of Harare, he said.
imbabwe's opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) President Morgan Tsvangirai leaves the Harare High Court with his wife Susan in this October 15, 2004 file photo. The wife of Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai died in a car accident on March 6, 2009 in which he was injured, said a source in his party.
In this Monday, Nov. 3, 2003 file photo Morgan Tsvangirai, left, accompanied by his wife Susan, right, arrives at the High Court in Harare.
I am having a terrible problem with the ADSL and also my land line....Telkom have been notified so hopefull sometime on Saturday I will be able to post all the pics.......
My heart and love and prayers go out to Morgan and his family at this very heart sore time......
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace arrive to visit Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai in hospital in Harare March 6, 2009. Tsvangirai's wife was killed and he was injured on Friday when a truck slammed into their vehicle, officials in his MDC party said.
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace (R) arrive to visit Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai in hospital in Harare March 6, 2009. Tsvangirai's wife was killed and he was injured on Friday when a truck slammed into their vehicle, officials in his MDC party said.
The wreckage of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's vehicle is pictured south of the capital Harare, March 7 2009. Tsvangirai's wife was killed and he was injured on Friday when a truck slammed into their vehicle, officials in his MDC party said. Tsvangirai suffered some head and neck wounds, state television reported.
Zimbabwean traffic police stand guard over the wreckage of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's vehicle, south of the capital Harare, March 7 2009.
Zimbabwean traffic police stand guard over the wreckage of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's vehicle, south of the capital Harare, March 7 2009. Tsvangirai's wife was killed and he was injured on Friday when a truck slammed into their vehicle, officials in his MDC party said. Tsvangirai suffered some head and neck wounds, state television reported.
A wall filled with family portraits inside the home of Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's Prime Minister, Saturday, March, 7, 2009, as friends and family members gather to mourn the death of his wife Susan who died in a car crash Friday. The church uniform owned by Susan hangs on the wall in mark of respect. Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai was being driven in a car with his wife Susan, when a truck carrying aid is thought to have collided with their car, injuring Morgan and killing his wife Susan. Morgan Tsvangirai may be released from the hospital Saturday, a doctor said.
Casper Tsvangirai, second from right, the brother of Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirais, addresses a press conference were he officially announced the death of Morgan's wife, Susan Tsvangirai, Saturday, March, 7, 2009, in Harare, with unidentified family members left and Thokozani Khupe Deputy Prime Minister at right.
Casper Tsvangirai, the brother of Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirais, addresses a press conference were he officially announces the death of Morgan's wife, Susan Tsvangirai, Saturday, March, 7, 2009, in Harare. Morgan Tsvangirai was being driven in a car with his wife Susan, when a truck carrying aid is thought to have collided with their car, injuring Morgan and killing his wife Susan. Morgan Tsvangirai may be released from the hospital Saturday, a doctor said.
Family members and friends gather to mourn the death of Susan Tsvangirai, inside the home of Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's Prime Minister, in Harare, Saturday, March, 7, 2009.
A portrait of Susan Tsvangirai stands inside the family home in Harare of Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's Prime Minister, Saturday, March, 7, 2009.
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