Sat Apr 2, 2005 02:47 PM ETBy MacDonald Dzirutwe

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe's party scored an overwhelming win in a disputed parliamentary election on Saturday, seizing the two-thirds majority it needs to ram through constitutional changes at will.

The opposition rejected the result and joined Western governments in denouncing the poll as a fraud, saying Mugabe had stolen his third election in five years.

Will the opposition bring down this tyrant or will he change the Constitution (not that it means much any more) to make himself officially "President for Life" and his party the ONLY legal party?