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WATCH: CCC leader Nelson Chamisa says they have won the election and that “Mnangagwa has performed a coup since 2008”
Nelson Chamisa, the leader of the opposition in Zimbabwe, has urged regional allies to unite against the “gigantic fraud” of the election that brought Emmerson Mnangagwa back to power.
Following the 23 August general elections, Mnangagwa was declared the victor with 52.6% of the vote against Chamisa’s 44%, drawing condemnation from regional observers who said the polls didn’t meet expectations.
During a period of economic hardship and the rise of out-of-control inflation, long-time leader Robert Mugabe was overthrown in a military coup six years before to the election.
Mnangagwa and Chamisa are contesting for the presidency for the second time.
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Speaking at a media briefing he said that they will begin a process to defend democracy.
“You cannot survive this for far too many times. This time, no further. We have drawn a line in the sand, we will not allow you to abuse people. You are not the only and last Zimbabwean. We are all Zimbabweans. We all count, we all matter and we will make sure we take our stand and we defend democracy,” he said.
WATCH A CLIP OF HIS SPEECH HERE:
📹 "There's going to be change in Zimbabwe, whether Zanu PF people want it or not. We will not wait for 5 years, there has to be change now" – Nelson Chamisa speaking in Harare today, hours after the electoral commission declared Emmerson Mnangagwa presidential poll winner pic.twitter.com/1Hl0HW05BG
— ZimLive (@zimlive) August 27, 2023
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