Zim polling stations open as voters hope for change |

The polling stations of the Maranatha School in Harare opened at 7:00 this morning
While some voters have been queuing since 4:00 am this morning, the process seems well organized and the lines are busy. waiting are going fast.
optimistic about the elections, saying that it is the first time that the voting process is so good.
Voters are divided according to names and vote in different queues, which speeds up the process.
Anna Nyamushonyongora, sixty-five years old. She is the first to have voted at Maranatha School.
Although she had voted in the last election, she said that what is different this time is that there is hope for change.
Nyamushonyongora is one of the people who has been queuing since 4:00 this morning.
This is the first time since the independence of Zimbabwe in 1980 that Robert Mugabe does not participate.
The nonagenarian was ousted in a bloodless coup in November 2017.
5 million v Voters will vote to elect a president and members of parliament.