President Cyril Ramaphosa weighed in on the Zimbabwe elections where Emmerson Mnangagwa reigned supreme.
JOHANNESBURG - President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged Zimbabwe’s opposition leader - Nelson Chamisa to follow proper channels when challenging the recent election results.
The opposition leader said the results are fraught with fraud, voter intimidation and corruption - while election observers from the Southern African Development Community region also released a preliminary report stating the elections fell short of the required standards to be deemed free and fair.READ: Zimbabwe's president Mnangagwa wins second term in disputed vote
"Zimbabwe has made a declaration and it’s on that basis that we have issued our congratulatory message. So, there rest of other things still need to be processed, no doubt, and everybody including the governmental of Zimbabwe accepts that. So, let’s wait until everything is processed," he said.
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