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Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has been released by police after being detained for about eight hours, his spokesman has said.Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has been released by police after being detained for about eight hours, his spokesman has said.
George Sibotshiwe said authorities had taken the armoured car from the Movement for Democratic Change leader. He was released without charge. George Sibotshiwe said police had taken an armoured car from the Movement for Democratic Change leader.
Mr Tsvangirai was detained as his convoy was going through a roadblock.Mr Tsvangirai was detained as his convoy was going through a roadblock.
The incident came as Zimbabwe prepares for a presidential run-off between Mr Tsvangirai and President Robert Mugabe on 27 June. The MDC leader will face President Robert Mugabe in a presidential run-off vote on 27 June.
Police accused Mr Tvsangirai of violating public security.
The BBC's Caroline Hawley in Johannesburg says his detention is part of an increasing campaign of political intimidation ahead of the vote.