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Guest Host: Susan Page
Delays in the release of Zimbabwe’s presidential election results have raised concerns about the outcome of the poll. Our guests, discuss what’s going on in the country and what the future holds for long-time ruler Robert Mugabe and the people of Zimbabwe.
Guests
- Heidi Holland Author of "Dinner With Mugabe"
- Patrick Merloe Senior associate and director of electoral programs conducted by NDI
- Michelle Gavin Adjunct fellow for Africa, Council on Foreign Relations
- Keith Richburg Foreign editor, "The Washington Post"
- Denis Kadima Executive director of EISA - a non-profit promoting credible elections and democratic governance in Africa
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