Credibilty of Zimbabwe Elections Questioned
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network, a coalition of 31 non-governmental organisations monitoring polls in the country since 2000, has said that the election was "seriously compromised". But observers from the Southern African Development Community and the African Union signalled acceptance of the process, despite challenger Morgan Tsvangirai calling the process a "huge farce."
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London: Protestors Cry Foul as Elections Take Place in Zimbabwe
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- Agence France-Presse
- Publication Date:
- 1 August 2013
Outside the Zimbabwean embassy in London, protestors cried foul over elections in Zimbabwe. A number of protesters, including some Zimbabwean ... see more »
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Zimbabwe Opposition MDC Will Not Accept Election Results - Tendai Biti
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- SABC Digital News
- Publication Date:
- 1 August 2013
The SABC's Shingai Nyoka speaks to MDC secretary Tendai Biti. "This election represented the mother of all rigging and the mother of all ... see more »
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2013 Harmonised Elections Preliminary Statement
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- Zimbabwe Election Support Network
- Publication Date:
- 1 August 2013
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network has produced a report compiled by its observers which suggests that the credibility of the 2013 Harmonised ... see more »
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Analysis of Zimbabwe's Presidential Election
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- Voice of America
- Publication Date:
- 31 July 2013
Zimbabweans head to the polls Wednesday to vote for their president, which will end a troubled power-sharing agreement between Robert Mugabe and ... see more »
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Mugabe Vows to 'Surrender' if He Loses Zimbabwe Vote
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- Agence France-Presse
- Publication Date:
- 31 July 2013
Veteran Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe vows to step down if he loses fiercely-contested election, as his rivals charge they have concrete evidence ... see more »
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Zimbabwe Eelection: A Profile of Robert Mugabe
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- Agence France-Presse
- Publication Date:
- 30 July 2013
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe is hoping to hold of the challenge from his long-time rival Morgan Tsvangirai and win another five year term. see more »
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The failure of the Zimbabwe Elections Commission to provide all political parties with the voters' roll as required by the Electoral Act has raised concerns about the body's ... Read more »
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The election outcome could plunge the country into an abyss of chaos, a protracted political crisis and possibly extensive violence, according to the International Crisis Group. Read more »
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Thousands thronged Morgan Tsvangirai's final campaign rally in Harare ahead of crucial elections after police lifted the ban they had imposed earlier. Read more »
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I wander at the audacity of the MDC-T to cry foul at ZANU-PF when they seem to have employed the same tactics. ZANU-PF claimed victory whilst voting was still underway whilst MDC-T some how seems to have now done the same during the first hours of the count. How in a place like Bulawayo (South, Central, Pumula etc) could they have the majority of the votes already yet they are despised there? Bulawayo is a MDC (as in Welshman Ncube) area, they have been too often disappointed by Morgan Tsvangirai's disingenuous and embarrassing behaviour. ZANU-PF, well what can one say.
In Zimbabwean politics I have learnt to be neutral as the leaders disappoint, but I must say if Tsvangirai is already performing like Mugabe, is it not a disappointment? Also, one begins to wander, what were the observers there for. Do they leave straight after the voting but before the counting?
It is a shame the Ndebele people have no fight left in them! It is also a shame the international community is so focused on Tsvangirai winning they don't care how he does it.
I see the Tsvangirai legacy beginning the same way Mugabe's started!!
Kenya's last two presidential elections have to have been such a special inspiration and encouragement to Mugabe. Learn to move on, Zimbabwe! (The farce continues, sadly.)
The devil, thru his agents, namely Obasanjo, Nkosazana Zuma, SADC and AU is pushing for WAR in Zimbabwe. The future of Zimbabwe is now in the hands of its sons and daughters and not these criminals. Sooner or later the people will have the last laugh!
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