Car Crash Which Killed Wife of Zimbabwe’s PM Morgan Tsvangirai Investigated

The March car crash that killed the wife of Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai is now being closely examined as investigators have hinted the crash may not have been accidental.

Initially thought to be an accident further investigation into the crash has led many to believe that what unfolded may have been part of a plot to kill Tsvangirai. The Movement for Democratic Change leader had just recently been sworn in as prime minister following a power-sharing agreement forged with President Robert Mugabe.

Mugabe was not in favor of sharing power with Tsvangirai but he had few options as the Zimbabwe was facing catastrophic problems with their economy, food supplies and health sectors and international leaders demanded the inclusion of Tsvangirai or sanctions would be imposed.

Now investigators are looking into the accident as several aspects of the crash have brought about more questions than answers. According to the investigation Tsvangirai’s vehicle was being escorted by a Central Intelligence Organization vehicle which, for no known reason, increased its speed and disappeared from view. Just as that CIO vehicle was out of view a truck coming in the opposite direction appeared and sideswiped the PM’s car, killing Susan Tsvangirai instantly and injuring Morgan.

MDC officials claim that no help was provided by CIO guards on the scene and when a white farmer arrived and began to film the scene he was arrested and his pictures were confiscated.

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