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Zimbabwe: Mugabe Votes Amid Cheers From Opposition Supporters
New Zimbabwe, 30 July 2018
Former President Robert Mugabe was Monday greeted with wild cheers from perceived MDC Alliance supporters who waved open palms when he turned up at Mhofu Primary School, his… Read more »
Could Mugabe Swing Zimbabwe's Vote in Chamisa's Favour?
Greeted with wild cheers from perceived opposition supporters, frail former president Robert Mugabe, accompanied by his wife, Grace Mugabe, shuffled into the polling booth and spent several minutes filling in his ballot paper with the help of an assistant. Earlier, Mugabe vowed he would not vote for his former right-hand man President Emmerson Mnangagwa but MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa. But will Mugabe's outburst against his former party swing the vote in Chamisa's favour?
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Zimbabwe: Could Mugabe Swing Vote in Opposition's Favour?
CAJ News, 30 July 2018
Millions of Zimbabweans on Monday endured snaking queues eager for change in their country through a historic election that for the first time did not feature Robert Mugabe. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Snubbed Mnangagwa Says Mugabe Free to Express Himself
New Zimbabwe, 30 July 2018
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said former President Robert Mugabe was acting within the confines of his democratic rights to express himself after the former state leader said… Read more »
Photo Essay
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A Timeline of Events Leading to Zimbabwe's Historic Polls
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Zimbabweans are set to go to the polls on July 30 to elect their next president. This would be the first time that the country is voting without former president Robert Mugabe on the ballot paper. see more »
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23 July 2018
What If Nelson Chamisa Becomes Zimbabwe's New President
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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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Zimbabweans took to the polls in their millions, with most polling stations recording an average voter turnout of 75 percent, Zimbabwe Electoral Commission chairperson Justice ... Read more »
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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 ... Read more »
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Zimbabwe's former leader Robert Mugabe said on Sunday he would not be voting for his successor, Emmerson Mnangagwa, in the country's upcoming election, claiming that the current ... Read more »
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Tension continues to rise between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his main rival Nelson Chamisa, with threats and Read more »
