Zimbabwe court rejects opposition bid to annul election results (Aljazeera)

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Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Court has unanimously dismissed a bid by the largest opposition coalition to annul the results of last month’s presidential election,ย which gave a victory to incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa.

Chief Justice Luke Malaba said on Friday that theย Movement for Democratic Change (MDC)ย alliance, led by 40-year-old Nelson Chamisa,ย ย had failed to prove fraud accusations during theย vote.

“The application is dismissed with cause … Emmerson Dambudzoย Mnangagwa is duly declared the winner of the presidential elections held on the 30th of July 2018,” Malaba said in his ruling.

Mnangagwa, 75, said he was “not surprised by the court’s decision” and called for unity and peace.

“Nelson Chamisa, my door is open and my arms are outstretched, we are one nation, and we must put our nation first. Let us all now put our differences behind us. It is time to move forward together,”ย Mnangagwa wrote on Twitter shortly after the court announced its ruling. Read more

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