PM in trouble over WikiLeaks

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai faces arrest over WikiLeaks disclosures after Attorney-General Johannes Tomana said anyone who violated the law would be taken into custody, regardless of their political status.

Findings of the probe team to establish whether or not there was a conspiracy to undermine national security or commit treason when Tsvangirai met United States diplomats, have been submitted, and Tomana said he was studying the report, with a view to prosecuting the politicians fingered in the WikiLeaks report.

Although the probe remained a secret, Tomana said some of the crucial issues the probe team looked at were the sanctions issue.

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