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Zim business community urges politicians to accept election results
The business community says the country should now focus on the future.
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[WATCH] Chamisa: We are the majority party in this country
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa outlines their way forward after what they say is a bogus election in Zimbabwe.
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[WATCH LIVE] MDC briefs media
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has described the results of presidential elections in Zimbabwe as fraudulent and illegal.
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Chamisa: Election results are fraudulent, illegal
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission announced that Zanu-PF leader Emmerson Mnangagwa had received 50.8% of the votes while his political opponent Chamisa secured 44.3%.
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MDC Alliance set to announce its own election results
The ZEC announced that Emmerson Mnangagwa had received 50.8% of the votes while his political opponent Nelson Chamisa secured 44.3%.
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Ramaphosa congratulates Mnangagwa on his election as Zim president
Ramaphosa has also conveyed his condolences to the families of the victims and wish the injured speedy recovery.
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Mnangagwa election victory described as new dawn for Zimbabwe
President Mnangagwa thanked Zimbabweans, saying he is humbled by their confidence in him.
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ZEC: Aggrieved parties must follow law on challenging poll results
Movement for Democratic Change Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa is expected to outline his plans to challenge the presidential results.
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Zimbabwe's new president Mnangagwa calls for unity
Mnangangwa was announced president in the early hours of this morning by the Zimbabwean Electoral Commission.
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Mnangagwa wins first post-Mugabe election
Mnangagwa secured a comfortable victory, polling 2.46 million votes against 2.15 million for 40-year-old opposition leader Nelson Chamisa.
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[LISTEN] Tendai Biti denies inciting violence in Zim elections
Tendai Biti, who has aligned the MDC Alliance for the Zimbabwean elections, has previously said the elections have been carried out in a chaotic manner.
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Zim election protests: Death toll rises
Police say 14 injuries were also reported, 22 shops were looted and eight vehicles damaged.
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ZEC still not ready to release presidential results
The commission does admit though that the delay in announcing the results is causing confusion and allegations that the results are being rigged.
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Mnangagwa calls for independent probe into Harare violence
Violent scenes played out in the capital between soldiers and supporters of the opposition MDC Alliance after the ruling Zanu-PF's majority win in parliament.
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Zim police going after MDC Alliance leaders for 'inciting' violence
On Wednesday, the party's supporters marched outside the national elections results centre in the capital Harare, accusing Zanu-PF of rigging votes in Monday’s historic election.
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Zimbabwe on knife edge after deadly post-election violence
Clashes broke out in Harare between soldiers and civilians who had been protesting the ruling Zanu-PF’s majority win in parliament.
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Deadly Zim govt crackdown prompts international calls for restraint
The United Nations and the UK have both expressed concern about the violence, in which three people were killed after troops opened fire.
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Zim police defend decision to call in army to deal with protesters
Violent scenes played out in the capital between soldiers and supporters of the opposition MDC Alliance after the ruling Zanu-PF's majority win in parliament.
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[WATCH] #Zimbabwe Protesters march on the ZEC
As the Zimbabwe Electorate Commission announces the 2018 election results, protesters gathered outside the ZEC headquarters, calling for the MDC Alliance's Nelson Chamisa to be named as president.
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ZEC to announce presidential voting results today
The announcements will come two days after Zimbabweans cast their ballots in the historic elections, the first without Robert Mugabe as president in almost four decades.
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International observers set to release preliminary report on Zim election
The country’s electoral commission is currently counting election results after millions of eligible voters cast their ballots on Monday.
