89-year-old Robert Mugabe called 3 August winner of the presidential elections in Zimbabwe on July 28. According to the estimates of the Electoral Commission of Zimbabwe, Mugabe agreed to the voters, 61 percent, while his opponent, Morgan Tsvangirai, was supported by 34 percent.
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