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Zimbabwe: Slow Going for Voters in 'Harmonised Elections'
The Herald, 30 July 2018
1213: In Masvingo South at Njajena Secondary polling station has been divided into A and B with 553 expected to be served at B and 552 at A. So far 200 people have voted at B (109… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: 'Something Special is Coming to Zimbabwe' - Mnangagwa
DW, 30 July 2018
The polls have opened for Zimbabwe's presidential election as the nation's 5 million voters consider 23 candidates on the ballot -- although the likely choice comes down to two… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Why the Mythical Chamisa Victory Will Not Happen
The Herald, 30 July 2018
So much has been said about who will win today's election, from "ED Pfee" to "Chamisa CheteChete". This writer is no big fan of fanatical slogans, but I digress. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Reform in Zimbabwe - More Than Billboards
Daily Maverick, 30 July 2018
The clash thus between Zanu-PF and the MDC is one between old and new, between rural and urban based communities, and between the older and younger generations of Zimbabweans. Read more »
Long Queues, Slow Going as Zimbabweans Vote in Landmark Polls
Zimbabweans will be voting without former president Robert Mugabe on the ballot paper for the first time since independence in 1980. Zanu-PF's President Emmerson Mnangagwa faces the MDC Alliance's Nelson Chamisa at about 11 thousand polling stations. And Zimbabwe Electoral Commission says it will take the MDC Alliance to court after Chamisa allegedly violated the electoral code when he held a media conference a day after the official closure of the campaigning period.
These two gentlemen leave the Ushewekunze Tent E polling station in Harare South Constituency, after their bid to skip the queue failed. They pretended that one in the hand-drawn cart was sick, therefore was supposed to be given exception to standing in the queue.
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30 July 2018
Zimbabwe Votes Today
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Zimbabweans are preparing to vote in today' s landmark election. see more »
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