Are the polls now closed?
When does counting begin?
Will Mugabe rig the vote?
Come on th eopposition, get rid of this tyrant.
Are the polls now closed?
When does counting begin?
Will Mugabe rig the vote?
Come on th eopposition, get rid of this tyrant.
Result was published already on Friday
Mugabe won with 59% of the vote.
That's 2% better than the national media said he'd do.Originally Posted by odie1kanobe
Its within the +/- 3% Margin of error.Originally Posted by bobbysands81
Well the game seems to be up for Mugabe, a comprehensive defeat. If he leaves peacefully now he might still retain some respect for being a democrat.
Hopefully he won't pull a bogus election result out of a hat such as a 52% share of the vote.
Still no word of a result. It must be that the authorities are trying to rig the results.Originally Posted by junketman
Hopefully the opposition will not take such fraud lying down, and will use whatever methods are necessary to get rid of Mugabe
First results have been published - and they claim to show that Mugabe and the MDC are running neck and neck!
Originally Posted by RTE.ie
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Will South Africa, the African Union and the West again stand by and let Mugabe steal the election?
I am not sure ZANU PF will even take an obviously fixed result lying down. The chances of Mugabe getting the 51% percent needed for a run off are slim to say the least as his vote will be eroded by his ex-finance minister.Originally Posted by CJH
There's no way he can win fairly. He's on record as saying that the MDC will never rule Zimbabwe. If the MDC claim victory things could turn violent, unless the ordinary rank and file police officers/soldiers refuse to obey orders. Apparently there's serious opposition in the police and military to Mugabe continuing - the senior people are willing to ditch him provided they get guarantees that they won't be put on trial for their actions under his rule.Originally Posted by Thac0man
'It would actually give me the greatest of pleasure watching non-compliant taxpayers going to jail. That's the kind of person I am.' Bertie Ahern, 1993.