Zimbabwe’s ousted longtime leader Robert Mugabe on Sunday endorsed the opposition in Monday’s presidential election, his first intervention in a tight vote that—for the first time since 1980—doesn’t feature his name on the ballot.
“I cannot vote for those who have tormented me,” the 94-year-old Mr. Mugabe, slouched behind a pile of microphones, said in a news conference at his home on the outskirts of the capital Harare. “I’ll make my choice among the other 22 [candidates].”
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