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The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has come under fire over its response to allegations of poll theft against MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa’s reported victory in the 2018 presidential poll.
The electoral body responded to exiled former ZANU PF politburo member Jonathan Moyo&#8217;s allegations of poll fraud.
In his book titled Excelgate: How Zimbabwe’s 2018 Presidential Election was Stolen, which was published in December 2019, Moyo claimed that ZEC had worked with security apparatus to overturn the result in favour of President Mnangagwa.
Commenting on ZEC&#8217;s response to the rigging claims, which was posted on the ZEC Twitter page over the weekend, political analyst Fidelis Duri argued that the electoral body was desperate for credibility. He said:
<blockquote>There was a lot of talk on how the elections were rigged following Moyo’s publication and ZEC was quiet.
The reason is that ZEC is desperate for credibility now that we are heading for the 2023 elections.
ZEC is under the spotlight by both local and international election observers, hence it has to clear the air on allegations of electoral fraud and it had to respond to Moyo’s claims.
Responding now can just be described as desperate measures to gain credibility and the mandate to run the 2023 elections.
ZEC has lost its credibility amidst the issue of former Chief Justice Luke Malaba fiasco.</blockquote>
Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum executive director Musa Kika said:
<blockquote>This is a classic diversion from accountability. ZEC is not being truthful when it says Moyo’s claims were dealt with by the courts.
For instance, he is claiming that ZEC is infiltrated by members of the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO). That issue was never brought before the courts.
We expect ZEC to take seriously Moyo’s claims and prove beyond reasonable doubt that they are false if it wants to clear the air on the question of credibility which is hanging.
Failure to do that means we are going to the 2023 elections which would be run by a body that has lost its credibility among the electorate and within the political space.</blockquote>
ZEC declared Mnangagwa the winner with 50,7% of the votes, narrowly avoiding a run-off with Chamisa who officially received 44,3%.
But Moyo in his book claimed that Mnangagwa polled 33% to Chamisa’s 66% and that the Joint Operations Command tampered with ballot figures in a “brazen” and “audacious” fraud.
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<li><a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/06/07/zec-responds-to-excelgate-election-rigging-claims/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">ZEC Responds To ‘Excelgate’ Election Rigging Claims</a></li>
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<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/06/zec-in-eye-of-storm-over-poll-rigging/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">NewsDay</a></h4>

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ZEC Under Fire Over Response To Rigging Claims

MDC-T interim leader Thokozani Khupe has been accused by her rivals of trying to manipulate the results of the Bulawayo province Extra-Ordinary Congress nomination process held over the weekend, in her of favour.
The MDC-T Bulawayo provincial council structures held a provincial congress ahead of next month’s Extra-Ordinary Congress ordered by the Supreme Court in March but the process was abandoned after it emerged that there were more ballots cast than the number of accredited delegates.
Polling agents representing acting organising secretary, Abednico Bhebhe; Elias Mudzuri; secretary-general, Douglas Mwonzora and the party chairperson Morgan Komichi, who are all vying for presidency alongside Khupe, walked out of the polling centre after they discovered the anomaly. A delegate who refused to be named said:
<blockquote>All the four candidates’ agents walked out of the polling centre after realising that the votes cast were more than the official delegates. Only Khupe’s agents remained inside.
When the presiding officers discovered that Bhebhe was leading the nomination, the counting was stopped.</blockquote>
The delegate said besides the 2014 voters roll, there was another one created to replace eligible delegates who were either expelled from the party and those who were not present at the meeting, something which he considered irregular.
Another delegate claimed that one of the presiding officers was Angliston Sibanda, a known Zanu PF apologist and some genuine delegates were barred from entering the meeting by the presiding officers.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/congress-agents-abandon-meeting-over-khupe-rigging/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">NewZimbabwe.com</a></h4>

MDC-T Nominations Abandoned Over Rigging Fears

President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Emmerson Mnangagwa</a>, in his capacity as the Chairperson of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation, commended the Malawi Constitutional Court for upholding the Constitution and urged all stakeholders to respect its judgment on an electoral petition.
In a statement issued a day after the Constitutional Court in Malawi handed down its ruling, Mnangagwa said:
<blockquote>The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Southern_African_Development_Community" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Southern African Development Community (SADC)</a> acknowledges the decision of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Malawi that was delivered on 3rd February 2020, which nullified the results of the Presidential Election held on 21st May 2019. SADC notes that the Constitutional Court also ordered that a fresh election be held within 150 days.
SADC commends the Constitutional Court for upholding the Malawian Constitution, and the electoral law in the conduct of the petition.
SADC urges all stakeholders to respect the judgment of the Constitutional Court, and maintain peace and tranquillity, whilst the relevant national institutions prepare for fresh elections.
SADC will continue to support the Republic of Malawi in the election process, as guided by the SADC Principles and Guidelines Governing Democratic Elections, and will remain seized with the developments in Malawi.</blockquote>
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President Mnangagwa Speaks On Malawi ConCourt Ruling

A panel of five judges sitting on the Malawi Constitutional Court bench on Monday ruled that the country&#8217;s Presidential election results were not credible.
The judges said that correctional fluid &#8211; known locally by the brand name Tipp-Ex &#8211; was used to alter the results on some forms. Below is a picture of a form that was tempered with:
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PICTURE: "V11" Form Altered Using Tippex In Malawi Presidential Election

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<h4>Today&#8217;s By-elections chocking in the usual malpractice dark hole 
Saturday 9th November 2019</h4>
Just like the 2018 elections, the subsequent by-elections have been marred by serious electoral malpractices. Regrettably, several attempts by the MDC to engage ZEC, have not surprisingly, failed to any positive results.
Indeed, it is evident to the MDC, that both the by-elections in Tsholotsho and Wedza will not be spared.
Tens of letters later, intimidation of voter&#8217;s through village heads continue.
A declaration of resettlement areas as no go areas for the MDC continues to stuff outright to campaign as well the right of citizens to make political choices in line with section 67 of the Constitution.
We, therefore, place it on record that the election environment is still characterised by closure of democratic space and abuse of state entities to the benefit of Zanu PF.
ZEC continues to look the other way when complaints are raised.
Clear electoral fraud, bribery and criminal abuse of office by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Obadiah_Moyo" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Obadiah Moyo</a> was ignored, resultantly Zanu PF has found an incentive to continue on that path.
The run-up to today&#8217;s by-elections at <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tsholotsho" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Tsholotsho</a> was full of abuse of State institutions to Zanu PF&#8217;s advantage including biased distribution of food aid.
The long and short of it is that the by-election results will, without doubt, reflect a dividend of lack of holistic electoral reform.
ZEC had no capacity to run a credible election. It must be disbanded, reconstituted and allow Zimbabwe to be on a new path towards a cure of the crisis of legitimacy which is causing unpalatable suffering of the masses.
It is no longer an MDC issue, but a national one; electoral reforms are urgent.
This also explains why the MDC, through its RELOAD strategy, is insisting that until comprehensive reforms are conducted; elections results will never be a true reflection of the Zimbabwean voters.
Jacob Mafume 
MDC Secretary for Elections</blockquote>

MDC Complains Of Serious Electoral Malpractices {Full Text}

<blockquote>The High Court ruling that the Zimbabwe Newspapers and the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation were biased in favour of Zanu PF in their coverage of the 2018 election vindicates the MDC position that the last plebiscite was rigged.
Apart from the machinations of ZEC, which astonishingly revised downwards its figures three times before announcing a fudged poll result, the ruling by the High Court simply casts aspersions on the credibility of the 2018 election.
In a ruling delivered on Wednesday, the High Court ruled that during the 2018 elections, Zimpapers and ZBC, the biggest media houses in the country, conducted themselves in a manner that was in breach of the Constitution.
The High Court ruled that the two media houses were not impartial. It is profound that the High Court said the two media houses failed to comply with the Constitution, which demands that they afford equal and impartial coverage to all contesting candidates and parties.
The MDC has been calling for a comprehensive reform agenda, including media reforms, to ensure that Zimbabwe’s elections are vaccinated from the errant behaviour of national institutions that brazenly support Zanu PF in violation of the national constitution.
The High Court thus vindicates the MDC position, in particular, it&#8217;s RELOAD document whose signposts to legitimacy include political pressure, genuine and sincere dialogue, a national transitional mechanism, a comprehensive reform agenda and free and fair elections.
ZBC and Zimpapers are national institutions that must simply comply with the Constitution of Zimbabwe. They must provide fair and equal coverage to all contesting parties.
In the last election, Mr Mnangagwa and Zanu PF were accorded unfettered coverage while the MDC and its leader, Advocate Nelson Chamisa, received scant coverage, if at all.
It is our firm belief that the public media failed to discharge their mandate. This hugely contributed to the illegitimate 2018 election which perpetuated the country’s vicious cycle of disputed elections.
The 2018 election then bred an illegitimate outcome and an equally illegitimate leader. The unfortunate net result of this compounded illegitimacy is the current economic crisis and the attendant power, fuel, and cash shortages, among other national challenges.
The MDC believes in a return to legitimacy as the only prudent way forward. Such legitimacy can only be achieved through a free and fair election.
The party will unstintingly follow its roadmap that will be ignited by peaceful political pressure until a free and fair election is held.
It is only a legitimate government that can begin to prudently transact the people’s business in a manner that will positively transform the lives of ordinary citizens.
MDC: Change that delivers.
Luke Tamborinyoka 
MDC Deputy National Spokesperson</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: High Court Ruling On ZBC Biased Coverage Proves Elections Were Rigged - MDC

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