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By Newsday
May 25, 2019
National News
A TASKFORCE on electoral and political reforms should be created under the political parties dialogue forum to push and monitor for the implementation of reforms in order to avert disputed polls in 2023, an independent election watchdog has said. ...
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By Newsday
February 19, 2019
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Barely 24-hours after Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari said he had given orders for the security forces to be ruthless on ballot box snatchers, the army said on Tuesday that it had uncovered a plot to disrupt the process. ...
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By Newsday
February 18, 2019
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Abuja - President Muhammadu Buhari was meeting with senior members of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) party on Monday over the postponement of Nigeria's presidential election, the party said. ...
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By Newsday
February 18, 2019
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An official with Nigeria's election commission has ruled out a further delay in presidential and parliamentary elections, saying voting will go ahead on Saturday. ...
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By Newsday
January 23, 2019
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Democratic Republic of Congo opposition leader Martin Fayulu rejected a court ruling Saturday that upheld his defeat in the country's presidential election, instead declaring himself president-elect. ...
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By Newsday
March 26, 2018
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Egyptians have begun three days of voting to elect a new president, in an election expected to produce a landslide for the incumbent. There are few doubts that ...
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By Newsday
March 9, 2018
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Counting is under way in Sierra Leone following the election yesterday – but with tensions rising, the country’s election chief is calling for patience. Do you have a ...
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By Newsday
March 8, 2018
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa is gradually losing patience with his former boss Robert Mugabe as the latter becomes visible once again in politics – a few months before high-stakes ...
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By Newsday
March 7, 2018
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Voting is under way in Sierra Leone, where more than three million people are eligible to choose a new president, parliament and local councillors. In the capital, Freetown, ...
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By Newsday
March 10, 2016
Multimedia News Politics
WHILE President Robert Mugabe made his speech some delegates- several of them senior officials- could not help doze off ...
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By Newsday
June 23, 2015
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Ethiopia's ruling party has swept all but one seat in the election to the 547-seat parliament held in May, final results showed on Monday ...
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By Newsday
February 19, 2015
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
Zimbabwe has held a series of disputed elections since 2000 triggering a national crisis at some historical juncture. ...
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By Newsday
February 24, 2014
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
In just less than two months, South Africa has already experienced fuel price increases twice. ...
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By Newsday
November 5, 2013
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
Political perception national surveys carried out since 2010 have consistently shown a steady confidence and belief in elections by citizens of Zimbabwe. ...
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By Newsday
August 8, 2013
National News Politics
South Africa’s opposition Democratic Alliance has urged President Jacob Zuma to back the call for an independent audit of last week’s elections in Zimbabwe. ...
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By Newsday
August 7, 2013
National News Politics
Zanu PF politburo member Jonathan Moyo’s political fate hangs in the balance, as his attempt to force a recount in the Tsholotsho North elections might be stillborn. ...
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By Newsday
July 31, 2013
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
Today, the nation exercises its sovereign ritual of universal adult suffrage. ...
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By Newsday
July 31, 2013
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MUSICIANS Blessing Shumba, Jah Prayzah, and Lady Squander on Monday performed at Spar Shopping Centre in Ruwa and encouraged youths to vote in today’s elections. ...
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By Newsday
July 30, 2013
National News Politics
THE ZEC and Registrar-General Tobaiwa Mudede yesterday failed to explain why an electronic voters’ roll has not been availed to political parties. ...
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By Newsday
July 29, 2013
Columnists News
Fellow Zimbabweans, I have been compelled to write this opinion piece not because I am an analyst, party member or political activist. ...
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By Newsday
July 29, 2013
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
Elections, like any other contest, presuppose the possibility of losing. ...
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By Newsday
July 24, 2013
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
Reading between the lines, the election campaign is becoming informative and interesting. ...
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By Newsday
July 13, 2013
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
There is so much excitement about the July 31 elections which have come as a great relief especially for the law enforcement agents. ...
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By Newsday
July 2, 2013
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
Following last Friday’s nomination of candidates for the coming elections, Zimbabwe is now firmly on the road to polls – to decide the future of our country for at least the next five years. ...
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By Newsday
June 20, 2013
National News Politics
FINANCE minister Tendai Biti yesterday told Parliament that Zimbabwe was broke hence could not bankroll the forthcoming harmonised elections. ...
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By Newsday
June 20, 2013
National News Politics
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has filed an urgent application with the country’s top court to push back crucial elections by two weeks, following pressure by regional leaders. ...
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By Newsday
June 20, 2013
Columnists Opinion & Editorials
So much intrigue surrounds the issue of elections in Zimbabwe that it becomes very difficult for a fair-minded citizen to make head or tail of the prevailing scenario. ...
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By Newsday
June 19, 2013
National News Politics
WHILE they are absolutely necessary and in fact entirely indispensable, elections clearly have disruptive tendencies for the most part. ...
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By Newsday
June 15, 2013
National News Politics
ONCE again we continue to plunge forward into unnecessary and avoidable conflict on matters of the State. ...
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By Newsday
June 13, 2013
National News Politics
THE term of office for councillors comes to an end on June 29 and Harare, like any other city, is set to go for elections to elect a new leadership. ...
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