election observation report

Carter Centre Preliminary Statement On Zimbabwe’s 2023 Harmonized Elections

As the election process has not yet concluded, this press statement covers the process thus far. The Center will continue to observe and assess the remaining post-election process and will issue a preliminary statement shortly and a comprehensive final report in the coming months, which will include recommendations for steps that could improve future elections.

 

 

STATEMENT BY THE HONOURABLE TETE ANTONIO, HEAD OF THE SADC ELECTORAL OBSERVATION MISSION (SEOM) TO THE 2018 HARMONISED ELECTIONS IN THE REPUBLIC OF ZIMBABWE

STATEMENT
BY
THE HONOURABLE TETE ANTONIO, SECRETARY OF STATE
OF THE MINISTRY OF EXTERNAL RELATIONS OF THE
REPUBLIC OF ANGOLA
AND
HEAD OF THE SADC ELECTORAL OBSERVATION MISSION (SEOM)
TO
THE 2018 HARMONISED ELECTIONS
IN
THE REPUBLIC OF ZIMBABWE
HARARE, 21 JULY, 2018

Eminent Persons Observer Mission Report to the Zimbabwe Harmonised Elections 2018

The Zimbabwe Election Commission (ZEC) conducted the 2018 harmonized elections on July 30, 2018. The elections created world-wide interest since these were the first elections where the former contenders, President Robert Mugabe and the late Morgan Tsvangirai were not contesting.
In November, 2017, Zimbabweans from all walks of life supported the removal of former President Robert Mugabe from power through a military supported power transfer.
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