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African observers say Zimbawe election fair

HARARE
Mon Mar 31, 2008 2:02pm EDT

HARARE (Reuters) - Pan-African observers said on Monday Zimbabwe's elections were free and fair but expressed concern over the long delay in announcing results.

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"Overall, the basic conditions of credible, free and fair elections...were reflected in the Zimbabwe harmonized elections, thus far," said Marwick Khumalo, head of an observer group from the Pan-African parliament.

But he said the post-election phase, including the announcement of results "remains a concern and needs to be monitored."



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