Zimbabwe: Tensions Simmer As Crunch Vote Nears - Opposition Wary of 'Pro-Ruling Party' ZEC

Zimbabwe's political parties are trudging along towards the July 30 elections to choose a new administration, although there is simmering tension over state media bias, the role of the military and disgruntlement about the shortcomings by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), which opposition parties still feel could be deliberately undermining conditions for free and fair elections.

With exactly a month to go before the crucial election, some political parties - especially those in the opposition - still have concerns about the electoral environment.

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