DOP leader turns to prayer, fasting to win poll

DEMOCRATIC Opposition Party (DOP) leader Harry Peter Wilson says he has resorted to fasting and prayer, apart from ward-based rallies, in his fight to land the country’s presidency in Monday’s harmonised elections.

Poll surveys have placed Zanu PF presidential candidate Emmerson Mnangagwa and his MDC Alliance counterpart Nelson Chamisa as the two top contenders for the country’s presidency.

But Wilson, MDC-T leader Thokozani Khupe, People’s Rainbow Coalition (PRC) presidential candidate Joice Mujuru and several other fringe presidential candidates have rubbished the surveys as biased, expressing confidence of election victory.

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