‘100% voters want fair, non-corrupt president’

A LARGE percentage of prospective voters says it is being pushed to vote in the  August 23 elections to register its displeasure over rampant corruption in the country, a new survey has shown.

This was revealed in the survey conducted last month by the Public Policy and Research Institute of Zimbabwe which covered the country’s 10 provinces.

During the survey, respondents were asked to give their opinions and reasons for voting.

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