I generally avoid talking about politics on the blog, but I just received an email from Avaaz.org, which (for those who don't already know) are an admirable bunch of people that are actively petitioning and raising awareness against various important global issues.

Their email today was about the crazy events that have taken place in Zimbabwe over the weeks building up to and after the presidential elections. Who knows whether their petition and ad campaign will

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Today marks a very important day for the African continent. The long awaited, long overdue and much anticipated presidential elections of Zimbabwe.

Being our neighboring country many of us are wondering whether we will see a free and fair election? Based on the track record of previous elections, many would say that this is highly unlikely. According to various sources, there is a serious shortage of polling stations in urban areas, the voter polls are highly

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