Zimbabwean opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has insisted that any victory by the governing Zanu-PF party in this week’s general election would be a false one.
He told the BBC that such a result in the presidential and parliamentary polls on Wednesday would not reflect the will of the people, and alleged there had already been interference by the ruling party and police harassment.
Neither Zanu-PF nor the police have responded to those claims.
Mr Chamisa, who leads the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), also told the BBC the grip on power held by Zanu-PF since 1980 was coming to an end, and that only a new government could revitalise the county:
Source:Fiilafmonline/BBC
