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joining us. jake- _ in zimbabwe, the country's opposition leader nelson chamisa has claimed victory after challenging the results of the election. on saturday, zimbabwe's president emmerson mnangagwa said he had won enough votes to secure a second term. mr chamisa's party, citizens coalition for change, claims there's been widespread vote—rigging, and international observers say the election has fallen short of democratic standards. we speak now to the spokesperson forzanu pf, farai marapira. welcome to the programme. what will you do with these accusations of vote—rigging or irregularities in the voting? vote-rigging or irregularities in the voting?— vote-rigging or irregularities in the votin? , ., , ., ., the voting? these matters are legal matters. zanu-pf, _ the voting? these matters are legal matters. zanu-pf, our _ the voting? these matters are legal matters. zanu-pf, our tallies - the voting? these matters are legal matters. zanu-pf, our tallies have l matters. zanu—pf, our tallies have shown that they are in tandem with the results i have been given, so we won't have a problem with the numbers that are given. but if there's any problem, then there legal challenges for the courts. if
the country as a whole, and so in this instance, hun sen has actually timed it very well in the sense that he is still able to control the process. the risk of staying in power for, let's say, another ten or even 20 years of easy cannot control who gets power after him but also when they get it and the conditions of them getting it, so there are examples in recent years of dictators, such as robert mugabe in zimbabwe, waiting around until his late 90s to try and give power to his wife, and in the military ousted him in a coup. so there is a risk in going too long into power, and so i think this is well—timed for hun sen. d0 is well-timed for hun sen. do ou is well-timed for hun sen. do you think _ is well—timed for hun sen. do you think eventually hun manet will be allowed to rule in his own way without any of the influence of his father? yes, i think, though _ influence of his father? yes, i think, though it _ influence of his father? yes, i think, though it is _ influence of his father? yes, i think, though it is probably i think, though it is probably still another term in office
other countries around the world. live now to our bbc africa reporter, shingai nyoka, in zimbabwe's capital, harare. bring us up to date on what has been said in saint petersburg. as you mentioned, the representatives from seven countries met with president putin and essentially expressed concern about the stability of the region, and they called on him to ensure that the stability in the region, they also expressed concern about feud security. the region, they also expressed concern about feud security.— about feud security. the president from south _ about feud security. the president from south africa _ about feud security. the president from south africa leading - about feud security. the president from south africa leading that - from south africa leading that delegation presented a ten point plan if you like of all the key elements, he said they were there to listen, they were there also to support previous peace proposals, they wanted to ensure that the
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are seeing their own local currencies really pummelled and this isn't doing anything for the fight against inflation in those countries.— those countries. absolutely not, as those countries. absolutely not. as your _ those countries. absolutely not, as your piece - those countries. absolutely not, as your piece earlier. not, as your piece earlier showed, in emerging markets we are seeing some real stress as people there are much more exposed to higherfuel people there are much more exposed to higher fuel and food prices, it is a much higher part of their overall spending for each household and so it is severe. while emerging markets do have a lot of dollar denominated debt, it is at lower levels than it used to be in previous crises so that should help to some extent but yes we are seeing the return of pretty awful inflation numbers and particularly in the most troubled emerging markets, for example we see that in zimbabwe where inflation is now rocketing away again up to the miserable time that they had in the 90s. �* ., miserable time that they had in the 90s. . ., _, , miserable time that they had in the 90s. . ., , ., ., the 90s. and of course all of this is feeding _ the 90s. and of course all of this is feeding into _ the 90s. and of course all of this is feeding into what i the 90s. and of course all of this is feeding into what is i this is feeding into what is going on with the oil price as