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United States considers Advocate Rusere's concern over Zimbabwe's 2023 elections

The United Nations Human Rights Office, OHCHR, has considered Zimbabwe’s Advocate Talent Rusere’s concern over Zimbabwe’s recurrence of disputed elections and increasing the probability that Zimbabwe’s 2023 elections will be supervised by the United Nations international body. The OHCHR said this Rusere had placed a detailed report of voter intimidation and massive coercion linked to Emerson Mnangagwa’s ZANU PF party. Ahead of the 30 July poll, Liz Throssell, OHCHR spokesperson, told the press that, the UN staff could not verify the reports. Rusere an ally to Nelson Chamisa one of the contenders in the 2023 presidential race told the United Nations that he would not allow Zimbabwe to have peace if the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission couldn’t be disbanded before elections. Meanwhile, ZANU PF party told the people of Zimbabwe on Twitter that, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) will run the 2023 elections, Advocate Rusere threatens to burn the polling stations. ZEC will

Ambiguity Policy: A major threat to democracy.

It is always important to remember that democracy does not operate in isolation or as a mystery. Democracy should be transparent, understandable, and visible. If democracy is subjected to political operations that lack visible structure, it is no longer a democracy, but rather the opposite. The 2023 Zimbabwean election was dominated by a race between ruling party leader Emerson Mnangagwa and opposition party leader Nelson Chamisa. The former defended the status quo, whereas the latter was expect

Top 5 Controversial Statements Made in the Republican Debate

1. Introduction to the Republican Debate The Republican debate is always a highly anticipated event, showcasing the party's top contenders for the highest office in the land. These debates are known for their lively exchanges, intense discussions, and, of course, controversial statements. In this article, we will explore the top five controversial statements made in the recent Republican debate, along with the background, context, reactions, and responses they generated. 2. Controversial Stateme

The dog that won an Election

A political play/Satire that depicts a society involved in all sorts of electoral mulpractice.

Dead man walking

Dead Man Walking And you want me out there Fighting for you to gather some votes When you put me in here Kept me in pains, coursing through my veins is some high volts learnt monarchs are not selected around here They are made with guns And they reign Only when it rains Leave me in here to reason I've made some peace with boredom A man that grew up in prison Would know nothing to do with Freedom You already made us a "dead man walking" So let's die in peace And not in pieces In this hood, we car

Rivers Assembly Crisis: Court stops INEC from conducting by-elections to replace Wike’s loyalists

The Government High Court in Abuja has issued a ban on Nigeria's electoral body, INEC, from conducting by-elections to replace the 27 members of the Rivers State House of Assembly whose seats were declared vacant. The order was given by Judge Donatus Okorowo on Friday, and a copy of the decision was obtained by PREMIUM TIMES on Sunday night. Last Wednesday, a factional speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Edison Ehie, declared the seats of the 27 legislators vacant after they defected

Nigeria Election

This image is telling all Nigerian's not to sell their vote for a penny that will keep them in bondage of suffering for 8 years.

Donald Trump - He is HIM!

A Glimpse into Pakistan's 2002 General Elections: A Turning Point in Political Landscape

In the rich tapestry of Pakistan's political history, the year 2002 stands out as a pivotal moment marked by significant transitions and transformations. The general elections of 2002 not only reshaped the political landscape but also ushered in a new era of governance and power dynamics. Let's delve into the intricacies of this landmark event and its lasting implications. Historical Context: The backdrop against which the 2002 general elections unfolded was characterized by political instabilit

ADWOA SAFO TO LOSE DOME-KWABENYA PARLIAMENTARY TICKET; according to a poll.

Elsewhere, Hon. Sara Adwoa Safo was seen in some other videos in which she was serving ice cream to her people and another, sharing plantain chips. Her absence was characterized by some people as living a lavish lifestyle elsewhere while her people suffered development and progress in her constituency.