THE PEOPLE OF ZIMBABWE THANKS DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE (DA) & BOTSWANA!

The people of Zimbabwe thanks DA & Botswana for standing up for the Zimbabwean people, when even despair had seized to exist. What could we have done if we were left with the criminal and unsymphathetic ZUMA & AU. You were able to lead Africa in a Democratic direction when others were prepared to sacrifice, the rights and future of my people on the alters of pompeous self regard. The people of Zimbabwe see no friend in ANC as they are potentially evil. It pains my heart, that Mandela fought so hard for democracy, yet others in his party do not see its significance! It is in the interest of the South African public to vote wisely in your next elections. Look at us, we are still fighting the same dictator 33 years on! DA, BOTSWANA you are friends, you gave democratic hope to the people of Zimbabwe when no one else in African cared. Thank you!

Follow the link to find out what ZUMA said...
http://stanleymaurojensen.blogspot.dk/2013/08/zuma-zim-elections-were-not-fair.html

DA to table alternative election report in Parliament
The Democratic Alliance, South Africa’s official opposition, will later this week present an alternative report on the recent elections in Zimbabwe in Parliament.

Senior officials that will present the report include Parliamentary Leader, Lindiwe Mazibuko, DA Shadow Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Ian Davidson, DA Shadow Deputy Minister of Home Affairs and Southern African Development Community observer, Masizole Mnqasela, and DA Member of the National Council of Provinces and SADC observer, Herman Groenewal.

Alexandra Leisegang, the party’s Research and Communications Officer, confirmed the development. “The DA will outline our reasons why we do not believe the Zimbabwe elections can be considered free and fair,” Leisegang.

Reports from the DA’s election observers in Zimbabwe, which formed part of the SADC delegation, confirmed observations from civil society that the country’s election was marred by serious irregularities, due to an incorrect voters' roll. According to observers, people were also allowed to vote using registration slips without actually being on the voters’ roll, casting doubt on the integrity of the voting process.

In some instances, in Mashonaland West, East and Central, voters were being frog marched to voting for Zanu (PF). The party had previously raised concern at the shambolic voters’ roll arguing the elections should not have taken place without a transparent and updated roll. It argued all parties should have been provided with access to the roll to avoid any manipulation. DA has criticised President Jacob Zuma's assertions that the poll was credible.