Zimbabwe court throws out election-fix case
Zimbabwe’s highest court has thrown out a legal challenge that alleged the July 31 elections won by president Robert Mugabe were marred by fraud.
Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku, head of the Constitutional Court, dismissed the challenge from Zimbabwe’s main opposition party and said the court found that the elections had been free and fair. The ruling clears the way for Mr Mugabe’s inauguration on Thursday.




