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Former Botswana president Ian Khama has warned the opposition about ZANU PF’s alleged election rigging activities in the southern African region, saying Zimbabwe’s ruling party “had become a regional cancer”.
Botswana, Africa’s longest democracy, is scheduled to hold General Elections on 30 October 2024.
Khama, campaigning for Butale, addressed supporters at a rally, alleging a plot to rig the upcoming elections on October 30, 2024, in favour of President Mokgweetsi Masisi.
According to media reports, Khama claimed that ZANU PF has become a regional threat, undermining democracy by interfering in other countries’ electoral processes.
He accused Zanu PF of sending agents to rig the forthcoming elections in Botswana.
While campaigning for BPF parliamentary candidate Modiri Jojo Lucas in Francistown, Khama alleged that the Botswana ruling party was preparing to rig the general elections by using Zimbabweans to vote for President Masisi. He said:
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The ruling party is preparing to rig the general elections by using Zimbabweans to vote here in Botswana. If Zimbabweans managed to cast their votes in Mozambique’s general elections, they could do that to help the ruling party in Botswana.
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Masisi declared October 30 and 31 as public holidays to encourage citizens to vote.
Masisi is seeking a second term, which would be his final one if he is reelected.
According to <a href="https://masvingomirror.com/undercover-zim-journalists-vote-in-mozambique-elections/">The Mirror</a>, a regional publication in Zimbabwe, some Zimbabweans, including two undercover journalists, voted in Mozambique’s recent general elections.
The journalists, who were investigating potential electoral rigging, were among the hundreds who cast their votes at Nemanwa Growth Point, just outside Masvingo.
Earlier reports from the Mirror indicated that ZANU PF was mobilising its supporters to register for the Mozambique elections, which took place on October 9, 2024.
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Several individuals confirmed their identities as Zimbabweans who had voted in the Mozambican elections.
The two journalists reported that they encountered no issues while voting, having presented both their local national identity cards and Mozambican voters’ cards at the polling stations.
Zimbabwean opposition politician Job Sikhala said that by sending its supporters to vote in Mozambique’s general elections, ZANU PF has become a security threat in the SADC region. 
However, ZANU PF has consistently denied accusations of rigging elections, asserting that it wins fairly because its policies resonate with the electorate.
Similarly, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has dismissed allegations of election rigging in favour of ZANU PF.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>
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Former Botswana president Ian Khama said ZANU PF might cheat in the elections in Botswana. Botswana will have elections on October 30, 2024. Khama thinks ZANU PF is evil and is trying to ruin elections in Botswana. He believes they will try to make people from Zimbabwe vote for President Masisi in Botswana. President Masisi wants to be elected again. Some Zimbabweans already voted in Mozambique's elections. But ZANU PF says they win elections fair and square.

Ian Khama Warns That ZANU PF Could Rig Botswana's Elections

The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has called for credible electoral processes, including the delimitation of electoral boundaries, to ensure that the 2023 elections are free and fair.
Speaking during an election resource centre-hosted delimitation meeting in Harare on Saturday, CiZC spokesperson Obert Masaure claimed that the upcoming elections have already been rigged in favour of ZANU PF. He said:
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Are we going to sheepishly submit ourselves to an election when we know that these are flawed processes?
People are going to say no let’s rationalise and allow this process to go. Allow an election that has already been rigged?
We all know that everything is pointing toward rigging the elections. We have a State media which remains biased and a military factor as well.
Why are we participating? Are we doing it in the sense that we want development and democracy in Zimbabwe?
If we want democracy we have to say enough is enough and get to a point where citizens say away with this delimitation process.
We will go to an election when the voters roll and the State media is accessible to all players and when the military is no longer part of our politics.
These reforms are serious and must be done. We, therefore, submit that Zimbabwe isn’t ready for elections and we urge those who want to participate in the process to call for credible electoral processes.
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The Zimbabwe Democracy Institute (ZDI) also alleged, in its January 13, 2022 review paper titled: Zec Delimitation Report: Electoral Rigmarole and Elite Discohesion accused the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) of gerrymandering to benefit ZANU PF.
Gerrymandering is the manipulation of the boundaries of (an electoral constituency) so as to favour one party. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200006219/elections-already-rigged-csos">NewsDay</a>

2023 Elections Already Rigged - CiZC

The ZANU PF party last week sent a team to Murewa, Hwedza, and Mutoko districts to investigate allegations of rigging during the central committee (CC) elections held a few months ago.
This came after party members in several districts petitioned their leaders, citing alleged irregularities during the elections.
The team, which was dispatched from the ZANU PF headquarters in Harare, reportedly interviewed disgruntled members and district coordinating committee officials over the rigging claims.
A top provincial member who refused to be named confirmed the visit by the probe team to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200004664/zanu-pf-probes-rigged-cc-elections">NewsDay</a>. Said the official:
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The probe team was in the province recently investigating or probing CC election rigging claims in some districts. They visited Hwedza, Mutoko and Murewa.
These are the districts that had disgruntlement over how the CC elections were run.
One of the probe team members was Miriam Chikukwa who led the investigations in Hwedza.
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According to a petition signed by party officials from Hwedza district, candidates for the CC elections were barred from witnessing vote counting.
The district also raised vote-buying allegations, among others.
ZANU PF provincial spokesperson Tatenda Mavetera said she would respond after consulting her superiors on the issue.
ZANU PF officials in Hwedza, Mutoko and Murewa districts confirmed the visit by the probe team.

ZANU PF Probes Central Committee Elections Rigging Claims

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has been criticised for hiking candidate nomination fees for next year’s elections.
On Friday, ZEC issued statutory instrument 144 of 2022, which amended S1 153 of 2014.
In the SI, ZEC said the cost of fielding a presidential candidate was now US$20 000 up from US$1 000, US$1 000 from US$50 and $200 for senators and councillors from US$100.
A human rights lawyer, Obey Shava, told The Standard that they were representing citizens, who were preparing to file a court challenge against the new fees. He said:
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I confirm that there are a few people whose political rights have been infringed by the SI.
The fees are too prohibitive and deny them their rights to exercise the right to vote, participate and stand for elections.
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Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) chief elections officer Ian Makone said the party is opposed to the new fees as they limit opportunities for people’s choices and participation.
MDC-T president Douglas Mwonzora’s spokesperson Lloyd Damba said the fees were an assault on democracy.
ZAPU spokesperson Mso Ndlovu said the new fees increase is an attempt to ensure that those that cannot afford do not participate.
Former MDC Chairman and speaker of Parliament Lovemore Moyo, who is the leader of the United Movement for Devolution, said:
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It is clear that there’s an element of collusion with (President Emmerson) Mnangagwa’s regime to restrict electoral contestation in order to facilitate election rigging.
It is ludicrous to expect political parties to fork out over US$500 000 for them to fully participate in the electoral processes.
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Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition spokesperson Obert Masaraure said citizens should unite and resist the new fees. He said:
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The ruling elites who have been looting state resources should not be allowed to reduce elections into an elite affair.
The working class and the peasants, who are the worst affected should unite and fight back, demanding an inclusive electoral process.
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ZEC spokesperson Jasper Mangwana on Saturday requested written questions when asked for a comment.
<h4>More: <a href="https://thestandard.newsday.co.zw/2022/08/21/backlash-over-zecs-huge-2023-poll-fees/">The Standard</a></h4>

Opposition Parties Say ZEC's Steep Candidate Nomination Fees An Attempt To Rig Elections

ZANU PF councillors in Mberengwa reportedly forced teachers to attend meetings to arrange how to rig the 2023 elections in favour of the ruling party.
CCC Midlands provincial spokesperson, Takavafira Zhou told The NewsHawks that the culprits are Mberengwa Rural District Council’s ward 10 Councillor Devilliers Mashavakure and ward 2 Councillor Cain Mahombera.
Contacted for comment, councillor Mahombera confirmed visiting schools in Mberengwa to have meetings with teachers.
He however denied the rigging allegations, saying the exercise was only meant to create ZANU PF cell structures.
A The NewsHawks source was quoted as saying Mashavakure disrupted learning at Chaza Primary School and Chomusenda Secondary School by holding a series of meetings with teachers on 7 July. Said the teacher:
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In his address to teachers at Chomusenda Secondary, Mashavakure claimed he had been sent by the ‘President’s Office to recruit teachers who want to work with ZANU PF ahead of the 2023 elections.
He said in turn teachers who agreed to the scheme would get automatic positions as election officers on polling days where they will then get money from the government and the party. In short, he was announcing a plan to rig elections for ZANU PF.
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He reportedly went on to compile a list of teachers he said had proved loyal to ZANU PF.
A teacher at Chaza Primary School said Mahombera also held a meeting at the school and compiled a list of the names of teachers “loyal” to ZANU PF. Said the teacher:
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He did the same at Chaza Primary School. This incensed a lot of teachers.
In Ward 2, another Zanu PF councillor Mahombera did the same and conducted meetings in ward 2 listing names of teachers which he and his entourage deemed ZANU PF loyalists in order to allegedly become election officers in 2023.
They also claimed to be working with the CIO in this endeavour.
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Mahombera said everyone who stayed in Mberengwa was supposed to be drafted into the ZANU PF cell structures. He said:
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What we are saying is that not only teachers but soldiers and police officers or in short everyone must be in our cell structures which comprise 50 people each.
So the meetings I held with teachers were for the creation of party cells and had nothing to do with elections.
How can a person staying in our villages, whether it’s a teacher or not, be outside our books?
The teachers must be put into cells of our party so these are the meetings I was conducting and the names I compiled of teachers were for that purpose only, not for any plans on elections.
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Zhou said ZANU PF councillors should remember that schools are institutions of learning and teaching.
The Progressive Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) president also implored the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education to protect teachers from abuse by politicians. Zhou said:
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We want to remind these rogue councillors that schools are institutions of learning and teaching, as well as politics free zones. We also appeal to Zanu PF to reign in on its rogue councillors.
The ministry of Primary and Secondary Education must also protect teachers from abuse, and remind school heads that schools must not be used for political activities and that whoever wants to give political lectures is not welcome in any school.
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ZANU PF Councillors "Recruit" Teachers, Promise Them Jobs As Polling Officers

The Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has dismissed claims by exiled former cabinet minister Jonathan Moyo that the 2018 presidential election was rigged in President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s favour.
Moyo in his book titled Excelgate: How Zimbabwe’s 2018 Presidential Election was Stolen, which was published in December 2019 claimed that ZEC had worked with security apparatus to deny MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa clear victory.
ZEC declared Mnangagwa the winner with 50,7% of the votes, narrowly avoiding a run-off with Chamisa who officially received 44,3%.
But in his book, Moyo 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.
Responding to the allegations over the weekend via its Twitter channel, ZEC said Moyo’s allegations were ‘damaging’ and ‘unfounded.’ It said:
<blockquote>We have seen some damaging allegations against the Commission in a book called Excelgate by Prof. J. Moyo.
Take note that the election was conducted in 2018 and aggrieved parties followed the constitutionally laid down procedures to challenge the election.
The Constitutional Court (ConCourt) made a definitive ruling which concluded the matter.
The commission will not be drawn into any brawls on issues that have been concluded by the country’s highest court.
The commission is busy with important work of stakeholder consultations on how to map 2023 election delimitation and will not be distracted from its constitutional mandate by unfounded allegations.</blockquote>
Moyo hit back, claiming that ZEC chairperson, Justice Priscilla Chigumba had received an advance copy of the book in December 2019.
Meanwhile, ZEC chief elections officer Utoile Silaigwana, a former army officer, who is mentioned by Moyo as having been aware of the rigging, refused to discuss why the commission was revisiting the issue.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/06/zec-in-eye-of-storm-over-poll-rigging/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">NewsDay</a></h4>

ZEC Responds To 'Excelgate' Election Rigging Claims

The MDC leader Nelson Chamisa on SABC said he has new evidence that elections were rigged. He further said if reforms are not put in place there will be no 2023.
Chamisa starts to talk about the evidence of election rigging on the 10th minute. Watch the video below:
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