Zimbabwe to ban international election monitors

Zimbabwe plans to ban independent monitors ahead of presidential elections expected early next year.

Zimbabwe to ban international election monitors
Wed, 07 Nov, 2001 - 13:15

Zimbabwe plans to ban independent monitors ahead of presidential elections expected early next year.

Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa said he intended to introduce a law to Parliament banning all independent election observers when the legislature reconvenes next week.

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