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Albert Nyathi
Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz correspondent
Local artists joined the rest of the country yesterday to vote for a president, members of parliament and councilors.
Nelsy and Carl Ncube
By 5 am people were already waiting their turn to vote. Among the artists who voted was Albert Nyathi, a double poet, who voted in Harare in the electoral district of Harare West 14. Speaking after voting, he congratulated the Zimbabweans because the electoral mood was peaceful
19659008] "I just voted and I like the calm of these elections." I am proud that Zimbabweans have avoided violence from the moment political parties were campaigning until the end of the election. voting day where people voted peacefully, "said Nyathi., based in Harare
Sarah Mpofu-Sibanda, an experienced modeling instructor, who works hard to prepare the final for Miss Tourism Zimbabwe, said she took the time to vote for the future of her children, she voted at the Victoria Falls Garage in the Bulawayo East Ward for Ward 2 and said everything was fine.
"I I felt good about it to decide who will lead the country that fascinates me for the next five years. The atmosphere of the polling station where I voted was very serene and I did not feel obliged to put my "X" on the box chosen by anyone else.
"Not only is it my future that I help shape, but also that of my children and future generations. Whatever the results, I am happy to have played my role.
"I come from the old generation and I have had the chance to witness three types of Zimbabwean lifestyles under different governments. My hope is to have a progressive government that has its people at heart and a country conducive to living and doing business, "said Mpofu-Sibanda
Madlela Skhobokhobo, an ax musician, voted in Nkulumane at Queen Elizabeth Elementary School. the process as fast and efficient. He said it was the second time that he had voted after starting to do it at the age of 18
"I want to be part of the people who will help decide the I did not encounter any problems when I voted, "said Madlela, who is now the OneWallet brand ambbadador for the southern region.
Interestingly, many of the artists were new voters like comedian Carl Joshua Ncube who is now based at Victoria Falls. At age 39, Carl was excited to vote and called himself a "virgin elector". He also took the time to review his experience by regularly reporting on how the process was going on social media.
Carl was accompanied by his wife Nelsy and voted at Baobab Elementary School in the riding of Hwange West. Room 3.
"I am 39 years old and Zimbabwe is 38 years old and I have never voted until today. has never been possible to choose who to vote for, but this time there is a point and a choice, "said Carl Joshua
.This is also the comedian Clive Chigubhu who voted for the first Bulawayo at Barbourfields Primary School, Makokoba District, Ward 8. He said that even though it had taken him two hours to vote, he was patient.
"I have queued for two hours, we usually wait in line to make sure it's not a problem, "he said.
" I'm voting because to begin with, it's all right. " is my democratic right and secondly, to secure a future for my children.It was the first time that I felt proud to put a "X" in my voice and that is the most great feeling of all time, "says C higubhu.
ASAPH, one of Zimbabwe's best hip-hop, gets up early for their vote yesterday at Bulawayo Town Hall under the Bulawayo Central constituency. He also voted for the first time.
"Voting today did us good, it was my first time and I think it was the most important election we had. I am happy to have taken part in choosing the type of Zimbabwe in which I want to live.
"Now we are waiting for results," says ASAPH.
He says the process It was very well spent, as it waited 40 minutes before being introduced into the polling station.When it was in, it was done in less than five minutes.
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