Chamisa also posted on his twitter handle: “I have just voted and we are in!!Minus the ballot mischief…Victory is certainly certain !”
His main rival Emmerson Mnangagwa of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front cast his vote in Kwekwe while former President is expected to vote in Highfield.
One of Chamisa’s staunchest supporters at the moment, Jonathan Moyo tweeted: “ZanuPF Comrades, If Mnangagwa can torment President Mugabe & cause him to vote for Chamisa; imagine how much tormenting you will suffer tomorrow, if you don’t join President Mugabe & vote for Chamisa today? Don’t wait for Mnangagwa to torment you tomorrow; vote for Chamisa today!”
But as Chamisa tweeted yesterday: “The campaign is ended. The sacrifice and electricity is phenomenal. With nothing we did everything, our best. God does the rest.”
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