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Abandoned IDs of 'dead people' used in vote rigging
07 Aug 2013 at 11:25hrs | Views
Nehanda Radio Tuesday published a photograph showing abandoned IDs of "dead people" which are believed to have been used in vote rigging by Zanu-PF.
Below is the photograph and caption as it appeared on the online radio station.
Hwende posted this picture of the abandoned IDs saying "85% of the IDs in this picture are dead people and a good number in the diaspora. What a Shame to (Jacob) Zuma for endorsing this Fraud."
Already testimonies are beginning to come through. One person wrote "We don't know how to approach MDC-T on this. Here in Bindura South, ie in Musana communal lands, Zanu PF promised us some $300 each as soon as after we vote.
"They gave us some fake voter registration certificates to vote for Matangira. We did that but now they are threatening us that if we tell anyone we are going to be killed. We are about 500 youths from Muchapondwa, Chiveso, Masembura and Chireka.
"As I'm typing this, I'm hiding in Chipadze Bindura. We are ready to shower Tsvangirai with evidence but tiri kutya. Toita sei? Each person vote twice on the election day. We still have the voter registration certificates."
Below is the photograph and caption as it appeared on the online radio station.
Hwende posted this picture of the abandoned IDs saying "85% of the IDs in this picture are dead people and a good number in the diaspora. What a Shame to (Jacob) Zuma for endorsing this Fraud."
Already testimonies are beginning to come through. One person wrote "We don't know how to approach MDC-T on this. Here in Bindura South, ie in Musana communal lands, Zanu PF promised us some $300 each as soon as after we vote.
"They gave us some fake voter registration certificates to vote for Matangira. We did that but now they are threatening us that if we tell anyone we are going to be killed. We are about 500 youths from Muchapondwa, Chiveso, Masembura and Chireka.
"As I'm typing this, I'm hiding in Chipadze Bindura. We are ready to shower Tsvangirai with evidence but tiri kutya. Toita sei? Each person vote twice on the election day. We still have the voter registration certificates."
Source - Nehanda Radio
