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Zimbabwe: Police Ban Opposition Protest Against Electoral Commission
The Herald, 25 July 2018
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has banned a third MDC-Alliance demonstration against the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) which was set for today, saying the force was… Read more »
Police Block Opposition Protest Ahead of Zimbabwe Polls
Police have banned the opposition MDC Alliance from holding a protest outside the country's election commission offices as tensions rise days before a historic vote. The party, led by Nelson Chamisa, has outstanding concerns over the printing, storage and distribution of ballot papers to be used on July 30.
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23 July 2018
What If Nelson Chamisa Becomes Zimbabwe's New President
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- AllAfrica
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- AllAfrica
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Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa says he will solve Zimbabwe's acute cash crunch within two weeks if he becomes president. Watch video to learn more ... see more »
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Zimbabwe: VP Chiwenga Launches Veiled Attack on Chamisa
New Zimbabwe, 24 July 2018
VICE President Constantino Chiwenga has launched a veiled attack on MDC Alliance presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa for allegedly presiding over the massive abuse directed at… Read more »
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There is no legitimate reason for the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to issue a voters' roll with photographs to political parties or any member of public, the High Court has ruled. ... Read more »
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Zimbabweans go to the polls on July 30, for harmonized elections to choose their president, parliamentarians and councillors. As this is a high stakes general election, numerous ... Read more »
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Zimbabwe's presidential race tightened between early May and early July as incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa's lead over the opposition leader Nelson Chamisa dropped from 11 to just 3% ... Read more »
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Opposition MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa says the country name is "cursed" and is responsible for the nation's poor showing in international sporting events. He has also ... Read more »
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Opposition political parties should stop making "unreasonable" demands to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission as they risk inciting public unrest, which has the potential to spawn ... Read more »
