Shine a light on Zimbabwe elections
HARARE, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe's Opposition Leader Nelson Chamisa casts his vote at a polling station in Harare during general elections
Letters
August 1, 2018

Shine a light on Zimbabwe elections

Dear Editor,

It is deeply worrying and disturbing that for a few days the media was fooled by the non-violent elections in Zimbabwe and thought the elections were free and fair. If elections were free and fair, why have the results taken such a long time to be announced?

As a human rights and Movement for Democratic Change UK youth leader, I would like the international world to voice their concerns before a bloodbath in Zimbabwe, considering 11 people have already died.

Blessing Goronga

gorongab@yahoo.co.uk

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