The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission says it will soon engage a public relations firm as it makes strides towards a rebranding exercise. The commission has a bad public perception and is on a desperate move to shrug off allegations of being highly politicised. ZEC Commissioner, Joyce Letitia Kazembe
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) Secretary General, Japheth Moyo says workers in Zimbabwe will continue to vote for the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) for as long as the economic situation continues unabatted. Speaking at the Workers Day Commemorations at Dzivarasekwa Stadium in Harare yesterday,
At a 2018 Election Review conference held in Nyanga last week, ZEC Chairperson Justice Priscilla Chigumba said the only logical thing would be to start focusing on the 2019-2023 election cycle.
In the run-up to the elections, the opposition parties, however, were livid as they said the electoral changes favoured the ruling party.
The ruling Zanu PF has taken an early lead in the National Assembly seats after the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission announced results from 152 constituencies from the July 30 polls. From the 152 constituencies announced by Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), Zanu PF has already bagged 110 seats
Opening of Polling Stations At the sampled polling stations, observers reported that 97% opened on time. ZESN observers have reported long queues in both rural and urban polling stations. Polling Officials 25% of sampled polling stations had eight (8) polling officials, 23% had nine (9) election officials, and 30%
Mutinhiri claimed that he also had the backing of former President Robert Mugabe, whom Mawarire alleges also gave them his blessing to join the MDC Alliance.
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