Zimbabweans Vote on new Constitution
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- enewschannel
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- enewschannel
- Publication Date:
- 16 March 2013
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Voting on Zimbabwe's new constitution has begun. The nearly 9, 500 polling stations opened at 7am and will remain open until 7 pm. Provisional results are expected on Sunday and final results later in the week.
Referendum Result Will Shape Zim
- Polls Close in Zimbabwe Referendum
- Voting Peaceful, With Observers Missing from Some Stations
- Zimbabweans Determine Their Own Destiny Today - Tsvangirai
- MDC and BBC Attacked in Harare
- Vote 'Yes', Youths Urged
- Mapfumo Says Zimbabweans Should Vote Yes If New Constitution Is Good
- MDC Members Attacked in Mbare
- No By-Election for President in New Constitution
- Zimrights to Be Accredited
- 2000 Observers Cleared for Zimbabwe Referendum
- Zimbabweans to Vote Saturday in Referendum On New Constitution
- Zec Admits 'Error' in Failure to Accredit Zimrights
- Zimbabwe's Constitutional Referendum Debate
- SADC Observers Satisfied With Preps
- Zec Outlines Rules for March 16 Referendum
- Zimbabweans Approve New Constitution
- Referendum on Constitution Approved
- Thumbs Up for New Constitution
- 'Overwhelming' Yes for Draft Constitution - Reports
- Nation's Referendum - a Start
- Referendum Results to Be Announced Today
- Thumbs Up for Draft Constitution
- SADC PF Endorses Referendum
- Referendum Characterised By Intimidation and Voter Apathy
Stage Set for Zim Referendum
- Referendum Update - Voting Continues Despite Low Turn-Out
- Referendum Result To Shape Destiny of Zimbabwe
- Zim Referendum - SA Urges Voter Support
- Many Unaware of Upcoming Referendum
- Rights Group Goes to Court Over Referendum Accreditation
- Chinamasa, Biti Deny Securing Referendum Cash
- Let's Make Referendum Outreach a Success
- Copac Launches Referendum Campaign
- ZEC Invites Observers to Apply
- We Can Fund Our Own Processes
- Govt Fails to Secure External Funding for Referendum
- Government to Raise U.S.$200 Million for Referendum
- Referendum Hits Snag
- Referendum Date Set
- Zimbabwe Sets March 16 for Referendum
- PM Tsvangirai Defends Referendum Dates
- General Election for July?
- Voters to Decide on New Constitution in March
- Voters to Decide on New Constitution
- Electoral Chief Steps Down
- Zimbabwe Electoral Commission Boss Resigns
- UNDP Approves Zimbabwe Request for Election Money
Prominent Zim Lawyer Denied Bail
- Human Rights Lawyer Released
- Human Rights Lawyer Granted Bail
- Zimbabwe Must Immediately Release Prominent Human Rights Lawyer
- Arrests, Intimidation and No New Zimbabwe
- Top Lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa Denied Bail
- Mtetwa Remanded in Police Custody Until April
- Prominent Lawyer and MDC Officials Denied Bail
- Why Beatrice Is Still Behind Bars?
- Mtetwa, MDC-T Officials in Court
- African Lawyers Condemn Arrest of Beatrice Mtetwa
- End Police Crackdown On Civil Society - SADC Should Press for 'Democratic Space' Ahead of Elections
- Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's Statement to the Press, Harare, 18 March 2013
- Police Refuse to Comply With High Court Order to Release Beatrice Mtetwa
- ZLHR Statement On the Situation of Beatrice Mtetwa
- VIDEO: Zimababwe: Beatrice Mtetwa and the Rule of Law, Documentary Film Project
- VIDEO: Zimbabwean Human Rights Lawyer Arrested
- Arrested MDC-T Officials Still Detained
- Arrests Overshadow Referendum Vote
- Zimbabwe Top Lawyer Arrested Soon After Referendum
- Police Arrests and Raids a Day After Referendum
- Tsvangirai Officials Arrested
- Referendum Characterised By Intimidation and Voter Apathy
- Zimbabweans Show Little Interest in Referendum
