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Death of Zimbabwe Opposition Activist Raises Fears of Political Crisis - Vimarsana News

Death of Zimbabwe Opposition Activist Raises Fears of Political Crisis

Leaders of the main opposition party said a member had been abducted while campaigning, the latest in a string of political violence.

Could Zimbabwe be set for a power sharing deal after 'rigged' election? - Vimarsana News

Could Zimbabwe be set for a power sharing deal after 'rigged' election?

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Zimbabwe set for a power sharing deal after 'rigged' election? - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwe set for a power sharing deal after 'rigged' election?

Mildred Muchenje, a 26-year-old voter, had anticipated a straightforward experience as she approached her polling station in Warren Park, Harare, on August 23 t...

Could Zimbabwe be set for a power sharing deal after 'rigged' election? – The Zimbabwe Mail - Vimarsana News

Could Zimbabwe be set for a power sharing deal after 'rigged' election? – The Zimbabwe Mail

Mildred Muchenje, 26, was anxious as she approached the long, winding queue at her polling station in Warren Park, Harare, on 23 August. She was about to cast her vote for only the second time ever, in the Zimbabwean presidential elections. She had expected it to be a breeze, like it was in 2018. It…

Zimbabwe elections: Could SADC force power sharing deal? - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwe elections: Could SADC force power sharing deal?

Opposition parties are hoping for a diplomatic solution after claims the election was a ‘gigantic fraud’