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Title   1st Preliminary report on the 2005 General Election
Author Zimbabwe Electoral Support Network
Edition PDF
Published Harare: ZESN
Year 2005-03-03
Pages 20
Serial Election update 2005 Zimbabwe; Nr.1
Abstract There had been a fiercely contested general election in 2000, which ushered into parliament, the most formidable opposition since independence. The emergence of the opposition party completely changed the country’s political landscape as the country witnessed unprecedented levels of political violence. What has happened since then with a view on the upcoming elections on March 31?

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Bestand ZESN_preliminary_report_March2005elections_20050303.pdf (630 Kb)
Country Zimbabwe
Themes
  • Democracy
  • Elections
  • Law
  • Political parties
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