"With or without a passport, I will attend" Bulawayo - Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai said Saturday that he will attend a regional summit aimed at saving his nation's power-sharing deal, even if he does not receive his passport. The chief negotiator for the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), Tendai Biti, had told reporters on Tuesday that Tsvangirai would not travel to the summit unless he received his passport. But Tsvangirai dropped the demand, saying that he would attend the summit even if the government refused to grant him a passport. "With or without a passport, I will attend," he told AFP in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second city, where he attended the launch of a video about 1980s human rights abuses.