AllAfrica.com logo AllAfrica.com 3 weeks ago

Mozambique: Vote Counting Begins in Polls

Pretoria — The counting of votes in Mozambique's fourth general elections have started at the country's 12 000 polling stations. Polling stations closed late on Wednesday, with results trickling in later in the evening. Full Article at AllAfrica.com

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  3. Armando Guebuza

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Related Quotes

  1. I went around (today) to the bars and clubs in Maputo and surrounding, and amazingly most of the young people I found had already voted
    SOURCE: AllAfrica.com 4 weeks ago
  2. I am very excited. This is my first time to vote for a president
    SOURCE: AllAfrica.com 4 weeks ago
  3. There was a good level of scrutiny of the process ... Ninety-five percent of the polling stations that we observed had some party officials present and 80 percent of them had some domestic observers to scrutinize the process.
    – Fiona Hall (politician) SOURCE: Voice of America 3 weeks ago
  4. We've just started counting the votes, these are partial results from the districts and towns with easy access of roads
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  1. Frelimo
  2. Xinhua
  3. Armando Guebuza
  4. Fiona Hall (politician)
  5. European Union European Union
  6. Afonso Dhlakama (politician)