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Mugabe and Tsvangirai rallies on last day of campaigning

(8 Mar 2002) Harare 1. General shot streets of Harare 2. Various people queuing for food (flour) 3. Women gathering flour in sacks 4. Close up sacks 5. Queue people 6. Pile of newspapers- front page of The Herald newspaper (pro-government) showing headline on new voting restrictions 7. Various shots of MDC (Movement for Democratic Change) rally 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Morgan Tsvangirai, MDC presidential candidate: "Victory is ours, don't be accomplices of fear. There has been intimidation on a massive scale. But in the voting booth it's between you and your God." 9. Wide crowd dancing 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Morgan Tsvangirai, MDC presidential candidate: "This party delivers affordable and minimum wages for the workers, so that it is affordable for your families " Bindura 11. Two wide shots of Zanu PF (ruling party) rally 12. Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe, in crowd waving 13. Wide Zanu PF rally 14. Mid shot people listening to Mugabe 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe: "I am sure we will have the movement now called the Movement of Dead Crooks, Cheats and Criminals. They can, if they have the ability after being buried to come to life in their spiritual forms, we will deal with their ghosts as well." 16. Various crowd 17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe: "I want to take this opportunity of expressing to you the African people my thanks and appreciation for the solidarity shown in Coolum, Australia. We withstood against the hand of imperialism. " 18. Cut to rally- two shots Zanu PF supporters listening to Mugabe Harare 19. Various electoral supervisory commission members 20. Two close up shots of ballot box 21. Close up label on ballot box showing constituency destination 22. Ballot boxes on truck to be transported to polling stations STORYLINE: The final day of campaigning in the most contested presidential race in Zimbabwe's history began on Friday after the Supreme Court ruled tens of thousands of people were not eligible to vote. The Supreme Court, largely stacked with judges loyal to President Robert Mugabe, ruled late on Thursday in favour of a government appeal banning those who hold dual citizenship from voting, and disqualifying many whites and tens of thousands of black farm workers from neighbouring countries. But for many citizens in the capital Harare, their prime concern is getting one meal per day on the table. Economic and social collapse has brought the country on the brink of starvation. Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, 49, visited the industrial districts in Harare on Friday, strongholds of his labour-backed opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC). Several thousand supporters showed up at his gathering. The MDC frontman promised victory and economic recovery. In his last day on the campaign trail, President Mugabe, 78, toured his ruling party Zanu PF's rural strongholds north of Harare. Some 10 thousand supporters showed up and heard their president thanking other African nations for their solidarity at the recent Commonwealth leader's summit in Australia. Mugabe also said that the MDC will be "buried" in these elections. The voting stations open on Saturday at 5 gmt. Ballot boxes were being transported on Friday afternoon to polling stations around the country. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...