World | Zanu-PF Mugabe 'Not Giving Up'; Police Raid Rival Offices He's ready for a run-off; soldiers raid opposition party offices By Nick McMaster Posted Apr 3, 2008 1:56 PM CDT Copied A woman takes care of her grandchild in a squatter settlement near Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, April 2, 2008, where she was forced to relocate when 90,000 homes were demolished in a 2005 government campaign. (AP Photo) Robert Mugabe is "not giving up" and is ready to compete in a second round of voting in Zimbabwe’s hotly contested presidential election, the BBC reports. Meanwhile, police raided opposition party offices and rounded up a handful of foreign journalists at a hotel, including a Pulitzer winner from the New York Times. One political rival feared the start of a government crackdown, the AP says. "President Mugabe is going to fight to the last, and he's not giving up, he's not going anywhere," said a presidential spokesman. Mugabe said he will meet with his party's top leaders tomorrow to discuss his next move. He has reportedly conceded to aides that he lost the popular vote—but if rival Morgan Tsvangira did not get 50%, a runoff will be necessary. The government has yet to release official results. Read These Next Trump reportedly wants a $230M payout from the DOJ. Online boo-bears go after the demo firm tearing White House apart. Trump nominee who said he has 'a Nazi streak' withdraws. RFK Jr. offered his wife a fake separation. Report an error