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Is Britain still questioning Mnangagwa's legitimacy? - Vimarsana News

Is Britain still questioning Mnangagwa's legitimacy?

Britain does not seem to have recognised Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s victory in last month’s elections. Its Minister for Africa, Andrew Mitchel, told Parliament yesterday that the “The UK takes note of the announcement by the Chair of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission of results on 26 August. However, we are concerned by a lack of

Are the Britis still questioning Mnangagwa's legitimacy? – The Zimbabwe Mail - Vimarsana News

Are the Britis still questioning Mnangagwa's legitimacy? – The Zimbabwe Mail

Britain does not seem to have recognised Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s victory in last month’s elections. Its Minister for Africa, Andrew Mitchel, told Parliament yesterday that the “The UK takes note of the announcement by the Chair of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission of results on 26 August. However, we are concerned by a lack of…

Liberia: 'Correct The Bad Situations Leading To Elections' – Dr. Tipoteh Urges – FrontPageAfrica - Vimarsana News

Liberia: 'Correct The Bad Situations Leading To Elections' – Dr. Tipoteh Urges – FrontPageAfrica

MONROVIA – Former Presidential Candidate and economist Dr. Togba Nah Tipoteh has cautioned the United States government and the Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa (EISA) against sponsoring and sending international observers to m

Graben auf dem Mars: Raumfahrt-Missionen sollen Bodenproben von Mars und Marsmond holen - Wissen - Vimarsana News

Graben auf dem Mars: Raumfahrt-Missionen sollen Bodenproben von Mars und Marsmond holen - Wissen

Gab es auf dem Mars einmal Leben? Das wollen zwei Raumfahrt-Missionen in den kommenden Jahren herausfinden.