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23 ghost polling stations in Murewa South Constituency, Ward 19

Source: 23 ghost polling stations in Murewa South Constituency, Ward 19

There are 23 ghost polling stations in Murewa South Constituency, Ward 19

In the report, ZEC listed only 3 polling stations, but on the Provincial Map, the ward has 26 polling stations. Did parliament go through the provincial maps? ZEC must explain!

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