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VERKIESING IN ZIMBABWE STEEDS IN ZANU PF SE HANDE
Gepubliseer op 04 Augustus 2018 | Geskryf deur Redaksie | | | Trefslae: 252
Die geweldige steun wat egter deur die MDC gemonster is, voorspel niks anders as turbulensie in die tyd wat voorlê nie. Die kenmerkende patroon van geweld wat sinoniem met Mnangagwa se militêre agtergrond is, het niks verander in die afgelope verkiesing nie.
Om in beheer te bly sal steeds meer gewelddadige optrede verg en onvermydelik meer geweld ontlok by sy opponente wat baie sterker staan as tydens Tsvangirai se leierskap. Die Chinese betrokkenheid en hulle finansiële steun sal sonder twyfel ‘n groot rol begin speel in hierdie buurstaat waarby die Britte volgens die uitgesproke wense van tant Liesbet, so graag weer ‘n ingreep wil maak.
Of Lord Renwick genoeg oemf het om president Xi Jinping van China se bod te oorbie, sal nog gesien moet word. Die AVP is van mening dat die Engelse invloed in Zimbabwe vir te lank te min was nadat hulle die blankes daar uitverkoop het en onge-erg was teenoor die derduisende swartes wat meedoënloos daar vermoor is.
Mnangagwa wins Zimbabwean election
The rural vote carried him to victory over the MDC's Nelson Chamisa
03 August 2018 - 06:02 Ray Ndlovu
Supporters of Zanu-PF celebrate the results of Zimbabwe's election, in Harare in the early hours of August 3 2018, after the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission declared Emmerson Mnangagwa the winner of the presidential poll. Picture: AFP
ZEC chairwoman Priscilla Chigumba said on Thursday night Mnangagwa had received 2,460,463 votes (50.8%) followed by the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance’s Nelson Chamisa with 2,147,436 votes (44.3%).
If neither candidate had won more than 50% in the presidential poll, a run-off would have been held in September.
“Though we may have been divided at the polls, we are united in our dreams. This is a new beginning,” Mnangagwa said on Twitter after the announcement.
Mnangagwa and Zanu-PF's victories were overshadowed by deadly protests, opposition allegations of rigging and criticism by observers that the contest was flawed.
Before the final announcement, MDC Alliance chairman Morgan Komichi said the results were "fake", claiming that election chiefs had not yet verified the results. Security then escorted him from the stage.
Police obtained a search warrant to look for grenades, firearms, ammunition, computers and stones at the MDC headquarters, and arrested 18 people.
They also secured warrants to search Chamisa’s residence and those of several other opposition leaders.
On Wednesday, six people were killed by soldiers sent in to break up demonstrations claiming the election was rigged.
The post-election violence would erode the international goodwill shown towards Zimbabwe since Mnangagwa replaced Robert Mugabe as president and pledged to hold credible elections, said Christopher McKee, CEO of New York-based risk advisory firm PRS Group.
“It matters little whether this heavy-handed response came on Mnangagwa’s orders,” McKee said in e-mailed comments.
“Evidence that the president lacks the authority to control the security forces will be just as damning in terms of the impact on Zimbabwe’s international rehabilitation. Risks related to military involvement in politics and the quality and responsiveness of political institutions will remain a concern in Zimbabwe.”
With Reuters, AFP and Bloomberg(Beklemtoning van die AVP)