Zimbabwe’s main opposition candidate, Chamisa, believes ‘victory is certain’ as he cast his vote in Harare in the first election after the ouster of former President Robert Mugabe.The 40-year-old lawyer and preacher, Chimasa, is slighting lower than Mnangagwa in opinion polls, but there will be a runoff on September the 8th if no candidate wins more than half the votes.
Vote Process will be peaceful – Mnangagwa
Meanwhile, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has cast his vote in Kwekwe with a promise that the entire election process will remain peaceful.
The 75-year-old former intelligence chief took over as president after the army ousted Mugabe.
Opinion polls give him only a slim lead over Chamisa,the main opposition candidate. Meanwhile, Chamisa believes ‘victory is certain’ as he cast his vote in Harare.
There will be a runoff on September the 8th if no candidate wins more than half the votes.
