More than three million people voted in the just-ended ZANU PF primary elections, in an unprecedented show of strength and popularity by the ruling party ahead of this year’s harmonised elections. There are about six million registered voters in Zimbabwe, with the ruling party targeting to garner up to five million votes in the forthcoming…
More than three million people voted in the just-ended Zanu-PF primary elections, in an unprecedented show of strength and popularity by the ruling party ahead of this year's harmonised elections. There are about six million registered voters in Zimbabwe, with the ruling party targeting to garner up to five million votes in the forthcoming elections. Zanu-PF director of information and publicity Cde Tafadzwa Mugwadi told The Sunday Mail that: "From the preliminary indications we can safely say that three million people voted in the primary elections. "We are going to release the final figures soon. However, our preliminary observations show that the number of voters who participated was above three million."
More than three million people voted in the just-ended Zanu-PF primary elections, in an unprecedented show of strength and popularity by the ruling party ahead .
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