Millions of Zimbabweans who have lived for years under relentless poverty, corruption and voter violence are deciding their future.
Monday’s election is being seen as a major test for the ruling ZANU-PF party. Its leader Emmerson Mnangagwa is the frontrunner.
The former deputy of Robert Mugabe was fired weeks before the veteran leader was deposed last year – and they are more at odds now than ever before.
Mnangagwa’s main rival is Nelson Chamisa, leader of the Movement for Democratic Change.
Both are promising a better future. Can they deliver?
Presenter: Mohammed Jamjoom
Guests:
Nick Mangwana – ZANU-PF party spokesman
Joseph Ochieno – commentator on African affairs, New African magazine
Obert Gutu – former MDC spokesman
Source: Al Jazeera News