Zimbabwe court rules Chamisa not legitimate leader of opposition

Zimbabwe's Supreme Court on Tuesday declared Nelson Chamisa's leadership of the main opposition MDC was illegitimate and ordered it to hold an election to replace him within three months, potentially weakening an already fractured movement.<div class="feedflare">
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