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Less than 60 days to go, but not a poll sign in sight

The Standard "IN two months Zimbabweans will go for the landmark harmonised Presidential, House of Assembly, Senatorial and Local Government elections.
Yet, as of last week, there were still no signs of the cut and-thrust of a do-or-die election.
This could be the biggest election since independence in terms of the number of votes and the number of seats being contested."

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