In what is likely to weaken MDC Alliance Presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa’s case against the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), the Zimbabwe Elections Support Network (ZESN) has released its Presidential election estimated ranges which appear to confirm the figures announced by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission yesterday. According
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said he is in communication with MDC Alliance Presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa to diffuse the volatile situation in the country saying the dialogue is important to maintain peace in the country. In a six threaded Twitter message, Mnangagwa called for an independent
Political opposition activists have registered their concern over the election results climate as it stands right now with ZANU PF promising to might take more that 2/3 seats in parliament
Our sources inside the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) have conveyed authentic information to 263Chat alerting us that the impatiently awaited Presidential Election Poll results will be announced by the election governing body at lunchtime today. The race for the presidential seat has now been narrowed between
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) chairperson Justice Priscilla Chigumba has pleaded with the electorate to stop paying attention to election results being tossed and fronted on social media saying the official results should be expected starting from 1500hrs today. Chigumba as has been expected ruled out
Today, the 30th of July 2018, Zimbabwe goes to vote for new leaders in the Presidential, Parliamentary and local council elections. A record 23 candidates are contesting the Presidential elections including President Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zanu PF, Nelson Chamisa of the MDC Alliance, Joice Mujuru
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MDC Alliance Presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa has guaranteed women that they will have positions in his new government brushing aside state media reports that had previously described him as a sexist and anti women, saying the reports were entirely untrue.
The Alliance has raised red flags over the unfair coverage on the national broadcaster and public media which seems to favour the ruling party at the expense of other contestants.
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