Supporters of opposition candidate Morgan Tsvangirai remained quiet despite his announced loss to President Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe's presidential elections. But the Commonwealth observer group joined western nations and independent civic organizations in declaring the elections unfair and flawed. The results of the election and its aftermath may cloud the central issue ahead: what will become of the country that may be one of the most promising on the African continent, as Pat Bodnar explains in this Dateline report.
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