LONG QUEUES HAVE AGAIN FORMED AT POLLING STATIONS IN ZIMBABWE'S CAPITA...
World | March 10, 2002, Sunday // 00:00
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Long queues have again formed at polling stations in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare, as people vote on the second day of the country's presidential elections. Some voters spent the night in the open, wrapped in blankets, waiting for the polling stations to re-open. One station in Harare stayed open all night to cope with the large turnout.
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