Fearing death, Zimbabweans forced to vote (The Santa Rosa Press Democrat) bi13591127 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -- Many people Zimbabwe faced a peculiar choice Friday: Cast ballots for President Robert Mugabe, the only candidate left the presidential runoff, or be beaten up and perhaps killed

In Zimbabwe, Voters’ Fear Joins Mugabe on Ballot (The Sarasota Herald-Tribune bi13591127 Turnout appeared low despite the pressure some Zimbabweans said they felt to vote for Robert Mugabe

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Fearing death, Zimbabweans forced to vote (The Santa Rosa Press Democrat) bi13591127 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -- Many people Zimbabwe faced a peculiar choice Friday: Cast ballots for President Robert Mugabe, the only candidate left the presidential runoff, or be beaten up and perhaps killed

In Zimbabwe, Voters’ Fear Joins Mugabe on Ballot (The Sarasota Herald-Tribune bi13591127 Turnout appeared low despite the pressure some Zimbabweans said they felt to vote for Robert Mugabe

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