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Dozens Of Poll Monitors Arrested In Tense Zimbabwe Vote
Thirty-nine local observers of Zimbabwe's general elections have been arrested, police said Thursday, as the troubled poll entered an unscheduled second day.
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Asif Ali, Laura Delany Voted As ICC Players Of The Month For October
Asif Ali beat Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan and Namibia's David Wiese to the men's award, and Laura Delany beat teammate Gaby Lewis and Zimbabwe's Mary-Anne Musonda to the women's prize.
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West Indies Captain Stafanie Taylor, Bangladesh All-Rounder Shakib Al Hasan Voted As ICC Players Of The Month For July
From the Bangladesh camp, experienced all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan was deservingly named the ICC Men's Player of the Month for July 2021 for his stellar performance across all three formats of the game.
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Zimbabwe Votes In First Post-Mugabe Election
Zimbabweans cast their ballots Monday in the country's first election since authoritarian leader Robert Mugabe was ousted last year, with concerns over fraud and the likelihood of a disputed result clouding voting day.
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As Zimbabwe Votes, What Happened To Robert Mugabe?
Robert Mugabe has not appeared in public since his once-impregnable regime came crashing down last November as Zimbabweans watched in amazement, and often delight, at the fall of the only leader the country had ever known.
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Zimbabwe Parliament 'Corrects' President Robert Mugabe's Wrong Speech
Zimbabwean lawmakers on Wednesday voted to wipe the record clean after President Robert Mugabe delivered the wrong speech at the opening session of parliament.
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Robert Mugabe sworn in for five more years as Zimbabwe's president
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, Africa's oldest leader at 89, was sworn in today for a new five-year term in the face of criticism from opponents and the West that his re-election in a July vote was not credible.
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Over 300,000 turned away at Zimbabwe polls: commission
Nearly 305,000 Zimbabwean voters were turned away and 206,000 received assistance from election officials during last week's disputed vote, organisers said on Thursday.
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African missions cautiously approve Zimbabwe vote
Zimbabwe's elections received cautious approval on Friday from two African observer missions despite allegations by the main challenger to President Robert Mugabe and a local monitoring group that the vote was heavily rigged.
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Vote chaos plunges Zimbabwe back into crisis
Zimbabwe's disputed election has plunged the country back into a deep political crisis and could open the way for decades more of autocratic rule.
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Dozens Of Poll Monitors Arrested In Tense Zimbabwe Vote
Thirty-nine local observers of Zimbabwe's general elections have been arrested, police said Thursday, as the troubled poll entered an unscheduled second day.
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Asif Ali, Laura Delany Voted As ICC Players Of The Month For October
Asif Ali beat Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan and Namibia's David Wiese to the men's award, and Laura Delany beat teammate Gaby Lewis and Zimbabwe's Mary-Anne Musonda to the women's prize.
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West Indies Captain Stafanie Taylor, Bangladesh All-Rounder Shakib Al Hasan Voted As ICC Players Of The Month For July
From the Bangladesh camp, experienced all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan was deservingly named the ICC Men's Player of the Month for July 2021 for his stellar performance across all three formats of the game.
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Zimbabwe Votes In First Post-Mugabe Election
Zimbabweans cast their ballots Monday in the country's first election since authoritarian leader Robert Mugabe was ousted last year, with concerns over fraud and the likelihood of a disputed result clouding voting day.
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As Zimbabwe Votes, What Happened To Robert Mugabe?
Robert Mugabe has not appeared in public since his once-impregnable regime came crashing down last November as Zimbabweans watched in amazement, and often delight, at the fall of the only leader the country had ever known.
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Zimbabwe Parliament 'Corrects' President Robert Mugabe's Wrong Speech
Zimbabwean lawmakers on Wednesday voted to wipe the record clean after President Robert Mugabe delivered the wrong speech at the opening session of parliament.
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Robert Mugabe sworn in for five more years as Zimbabwe's president
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, Africa's oldest leader at 89, was sworn in today for a new five-year term in the face of criticism from opponents and the West that his re-election in a July vote was not credible.
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Over 300,000 turned away at Zimbabwe polls: commission
Nearly 305,000 Zimbabwean voters were turned away and 206,000 received assistance from election officials during last week's disputed vote, organisers said on Thursday.
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African missions cautiously approve Zimbabwe vote
Zimbabwe's elections received cautious approval on Friday from two African observer missions despite allegations by the main challenger to President Robert Mugabe and a local monitoring group that the vote was heavily rigged.
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Vote chaos plunges Zimbabwe back into crisis
Zimbabwe's disputed election has plunged the country back into a deep political crisis and could open the way for decades more of autocratic rule.
