Zimbabwe elections in pictures: “The Netherlands Institute of Southern Africa (NiZA) kindly gave us a grant to capture the Zimbabwe election in pictures. Using that grant a team of 3 journalists (two in Zimbabwe and one in South Africa) have been bringing you all the drama and action of the election - in PICTURES!!!”
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- Zimbabwe
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- Elections, Photography, Politics
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- English
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[...] Global Voices is on top of the situation with round ups of Zimbabwean bloggers. Prominent among these voices is This Is Zimbabwe, which is keeping up a running report on results. At last report, 189 constituencies have now been announced by the Zimbabwean Electoral Commission. There is an ongoing effort to compare these official results with a parallel vote tabulation. The Netherlands Institute of Southern Africa gave another group a grant to capture the Zimbabwe elections in photos. [...]