World | Zimbabwe Police Raid Zimbabwe Opposition HQ MDC claims 100 arrested; witnesses describe violent scene By Jason Farago Posted Apr 25, 2008 6:45 AM CDT Copied Solomon Khumbula, aged 12, shows his injury while seeking help at the Movement for Democratic Change headquarters in Harare, Zimbabwe, Tuesday April 22, 2008, after he claimed to have been beaten by Zanu PF militias. (AP Photo) Zimbabwean police raided the headquarters of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change in Harare today. The MDC claims that around 100 party members were arrested, and a journalist on the site saw people "limping and in pain" being dragged away. Several of the arrested were recovering from earlier injuries sustained in attacks by pro-Mugabe mobs. "They took everyone in the building, including those who had come just to seek medical care," an MDC spokesman tells Reuters."They are trying to destroy evidence of their brutality." Morgan Tsvangirai, the MDC leader who is widely thought to have won the presidential election, remains out of the country; he is traveling throughout the region to shore up his claim to victory. Read These Next JD Vance can't possibly be happy about how this interview went. Penn State will pay James Franklin $50M not to coach. This is what happens when you lose control of a plane refueling hose. Two dozen shot at St. Helena Island bar. Report an error