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SADC endorses Zim elections - Audio

by Staff Reporter

03 Sep 2013 at 02:48hrs | Views

The SADC has described the July 31 polls as free, peaceful and generally credible, despite "some shortcomings".

Source - Newsday

SADC endorses Zim elections - Audio

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