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Home Features HeadlineEvents2013 Zimbabwe Elections 2013

Gallery: Zimbabweans follow long queues to cast their ballots

31 July 2013, 8:22 PM  |
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Thousands of people from Mbare in Harare stand in line to vote Picture:Antoinette Lazarus

Thousands of people from Mbare in Harare stand in line to vote Picture:Antoinette Lazarus

Thousands of people from Mbare in Harare stand in line to vote Picture:Antoinette Lazarus

Zimbabweans went to the polls on Wednesday. In Harare, the bitter cold did not deter people from going to cast their ballots.

The fiercely contested election is pitting veteran President Robert Mugabe (Zanu-PF) against Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai (MDC-T).

– By Antoinette Lazarus

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