Chiredzi and Marondera Urban (a bit of both)


These partial results via Kubatana:

Chiredzi

Chiredzi Gvt A Primary Sch. Polling Station
Presidential: MDC 99 / ZPF31 / SM25
House of Assembly: MDC83 / ZPF 28 / IND 38 / MUT 7
Senate: MDC 89 / ZPF 44 / IND 23

Chiredzi Gvt B Primary Sch. Polling Station
Presidential: MDC 110 / ZPF 44 / SM 22
Parliamentary: MDC 79 / ZPF 44
Senate: MDC 102 / ZPF 19 / IND 21

Marondera Urban

Godfrey Huggins Polling Station
Presidential: MDC 144 / ZPF 39
Parliamentary: MDC 137 / ZPF 48 / Mutambara 7

Borradaile Polling Station
Presidential: MDC / 254 ZPF / 74 Makoni 40
Parliament: MDC 250 / ZPF 8

7 Responses to “Chiredzi and Marondera Urban (a bit of both)”

  1. Hope
    March 30th, 2008 21:05
    1

    It’s time for Mugabe to go. enough is enough - he has brought Zimbabwe to it’s knees - a mere mortal man, senile to say the least! It’s a new dawn for Zimbabwe & we are praying that these elections will not be rigged!!! Mugabe you are defeated, and you shall stand trial for the atrocities committed against Zimbabweans! Your time is up!!

  2. vivo
    March 30th, 2008 21:10
    2

    Keep it up!!

    There are more people tuning in than you think!

  3. Nance
    March 30th, 2008 21:11
    3

    I totally agree….Zimbabweans all around the world - take hope & may you have the long awaited democracy! Nance, London.

  4. Zvakanaka
    March 30th, 2008 21:27
    4

    To the Sokwanele Group, thank you for keeping us updated.

    We still have knots in our stomachs, but are starting to feel the jubilation. God, Zimbabwe needs the change and much pressure must be put internationally for as much help as they give to set the country on an upward spiral.

  5. masimba mvaza
    March 31st, 2008 01:10
    5

    mugabe will win by hook or crook.

  6. yut
    March 31st, 2008 03:54
    6

    let him win then while you watch

  7. yut
    March 31st, 2008 03:57
    7

    pamberi ne zanu,pamberi na bob i have afarm in marondera let your guys dare try to get it from mwana we soil

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