Zimbabwe's opposition claims he should lead the country

"I have a legitimate claim that I should lead Zimbabwe," Chamisa told reporters in the capital Harare.

Zimbabwe's main opposition leader on Saturday rejected a court ruling that confirmed President Emmerson Mnangagwa as the winner of the July 30 presidential vote and that he had a legitimate claim to lead the country.

The Constitutional Court dismissed Nelson Chamisa's challenge on Friday saying he had failed to prove his allegations of vote fraud.

"I have a legitimate claim that I should lead Zimbabwe," Chamisa told reporters in the capital Harare.

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