Zimbabwe 2018 Elections

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We have won Zimbabwe elections, says Nelson Chamisa

Zimbabwe’s opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa, has claimed he is “winning resoundingly”, as counting of votes in the country’s election continued. Chamisa said in a 5 am tweet “We now have results from the majority of over 10 000 polling stations. We’ve done exceedingly well. Awaiting ZEC to perform their constitutional duty to officially announce the people’s election

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U.S. Embassy observes July 30 Zimbabwe elections

The United States has made it clear it supports the Zimbabwean people’s desire to determine their future through a free, fair, and credible election on July 30. The United States embassy in a statement said  ‘At the Zimbabwean government’s invitation, twenty teams from the Embassy will be in the field observing polling throughout Zimbabwe. They have

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Everything you need to know about the Zimbabwe election

For every election over those last 37 years‚ Mugabe had dominated. Now‚ in his absence‚ and his absence – and that of his closest lieutenants purged by Zanu PF last November – has meant a rise of new candidates vying for office in the election. This publication’s team on the ground in Zimbabwe explain below

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Zimbabweans in Durban want to go home for elections #ZimbabweElections #ElectionsZW #ZimbabweDecides2018

Durban – Zimbabweans living in Durban have expressed optimism at the prospect of returning home to vote in the country’s first elections that would not feature former president Robert Mugabe. The 94-year-old had been the country’s president for more than 35 years and his reign ended last year in what is believed to have been

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