Zimbabwe Electoral Body Admits Irregularities
Zimbabwe's Electoral Commission has admitted that around 305,000 people were turned away from voting in the disputed election in which President Robert Mugabe was declared the winner.-
Zimbabwe: 300,000 Voters Turned Away, Electoral Commission Admits
New Zimbabwe, 8 August 2013
SOME 300,000 voters were turned away and 206,000 received assistance from election officials during last week's disputed vote, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) said… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Electoral Commission Shaken By Vote
IPS, 8 August 2013
As a second commissioner from the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) resigns, local opposition parties and analysts are questioning the organisation's credibility and President… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Remains a Loser, ZEC Figures Show
The Herald, 9 August 2013
THE number of assisted voters and those turned away during the July 31 harmonised elections is so insignificant that embattled MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai would still have lost… Read more »
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The Movement for Democratic Change claims to have come up with a new "dossier" of evidence detailing how the July 31 election was allegedly stolen. Read more »
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The United States, Britain and Australia have stated their blunt disapproval of the Zimbabwean election process and results, whereas the outcome was endorsed by the African Union ... Read more »
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President Robert Mugabe's party has reacted angrily to the Botswana government after it issued a statement outlining all poll irregularities and calling for an audit of the entire ... Read more »
