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· The battle lines have been drawn between the governing party ZANU-PF and its traditional rivals MDC formations ahead of the Zimbabwean elections 2023
· The long drawn electoral drama will be kicked off as earlier as March this year, when the political parties go into a by-election to replace lawmakers that were either recalled from their respective parties or have died
The battle lines have been drawn between the governing party ZANU-PF and its traditional rivals MDC formations ahead of the Zimbabwean elections 2023.
The long drawn electoral drama will be kicked off as earlier as March this year, when the political parties go into a by-election to replace lawmakers that were either recalled from their respective parties or have died.
Nomination for the by-election is set for January 26. The ZANU -PF and MDC-T are scheduled to hold primary elections to select its candidates over the weekend.
Although the harmonized elections are more than 12 months away, the first secretary of the ruling ZANU-PF party, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has already gone into election mode. So is the Nelson Chamisa-led MDC Alliance and MDC-T led by Douglas Mwonzora.
