President Robert Mugabe's ruling party is demanding a recount of last month's presidential election, even though official results still have not been released, according to reports in Zimbabwe's state media on Sunday. The demand outraged the opposition party Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), which says its leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, won the vote outright. In an exclusive interview at an undisclosed location, Tsvangirai told the CBC's Adrienne Arsenault and Laura Lynch the idea that there should be a recount when official results have not yet been published is "absurd." He said the election was run under Mugabe's rules, and for his ZANU-PF party to suddenly be calling the results of the March 29 presidential ballot foul is a "ridiculous" charge. "What we know is that within 48 hours, you can ask for a recount, at the voting station," he said. "Now, in this case, the results have already been collected at all voting stations. So what kind of...