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Zimbabwe: Mugabe-Backed Party Endorses Opposition Leader Chamisa
New Zimbabwe, 6 June 2018
Opposition MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa vowed to meet South Africa president Cyril Ramaphosa ahead of Zimbabwe’s July 30 vote as thousands of supporters thronged Harare… Read more »
Mugabe-Backed Party Endorses Opposition Leader Chamisa
Zimbabwean political party the National Patriotic Front which was aligned to former president Robert Mugabe, has endorsed opposition presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa for president in the July 30 elections. The party's spokesperson Jealousy Mawarire urged everyone to vote for Chamisa, while attending the MDC alliance rally.
Thousands of demonstrators from the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance flocked the city centre in Harare.
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Zimbabwe: We Are Ready to Die, Chamisa Won't Flee Like Tsvangirai - Mutambara
New Zimbabwe, 6 June 2018
MDC Alliance co-principal Agrippa Mutambara says coalition leaders would discourage Nelson Chamisa from repeating a Morgan Tsvangirai act of fleeing the country after winning next… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Electoral Reforms an Administrative, Not Parliamentary Issue, Says Chamisa
New Zimbabwe, 6 June 2018
The electoral reforms being demanded by the MDC Alliance are not parliamentary but purely administrative issues which require political will by the government, a coalition… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Mugabe-Backed Party Denies Joining Opposition Alliance
New Zimbabwe, 6 June 2018
The fledging National Patriotic Front (NPF) party insists it has not joined the opposition MDC Alliance despite attending the latter's Harare march on Tuesday. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Police in Rare Show of Maturity in Opposition Protest
CAJ News, 6 June 2018
In an unprecedented development, a protest by the opposition in Zimbabwe has proceeded without a clampdown by government. Read more »
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Zimbabwe Opposition Protesters Flood Streets Over Election Reforms
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Zimbabwe's opposition MDC Alliance have staged a demonstration to press the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to implement more reforms ahead of the July 30 general elections. see more »
