Vendors and other informal traders have cried foul over the slow process of the Bio-Metric Voter Registration (BVR) saying it is affecting their businesses as they have to content with being away from their operations for longer periods queuing to register to vote. A snap survey
“We have acquired the 50% deposit that was required by the supplier as down payment before the kits were supplied into the country.
The BVR machines are coming; we are the ones who pressurized government to use the BVR system because we want to remove the dead who vote and stop those who vote multiple times.
The fact that there has been no official statement from the ruling Zanu Pf party on this issue is indicative of the probability that it has no problems either with Laxton Group or with the process’ outcome.
As the country gears up for the highly anticipated 2018 elections, there is no joy for Zimbabweans in the diaspora after Zimbabwe Electoral Commission says only a constitutional amendment will guarantee their right to vote. Addressing a media engagement in the capital on Wednesday, ZEC Chairperson
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