Zimbabwe poll monitors allege problems
Updated | By Neo Leeuw
A poll monitoring group in Zimbabwe says it has found a "wide range of problems" in elections there and that the poll was compromised by a campaign to stop voters from casting ballots.
A poll monitoring group in Zimbabwe says it has found a "wide range of problems" in elections there and that the poll was compromised by a campaign to stop voters from casting ballots.
Solomon Zwana, head of the Zimbabwe Election Support Network, made the comments Thursday, a day after the election pitting longtime President Robert Mugabe against his rival Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.
The monitoring group says as many as 1 million out of more than 6 million eligible voters were not on voters' lists.
Mugabe has denied allegations of vote-rigging as a smear campaign by opponents.
-Sapa-AP
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