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      Thursday 20 June  
      Showing items for elections on RNW
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      Algeria's Rassemblement National Democratique (RND) party supporters wave placards at a November 24 campaign rally in Algiers. Algeria's ruling party is eyeing a landslide victory in local elections on Thursday, with numerous opposition groups warning of fraud in a poll that could struggle to mobilise a disaffected electorate.
      Bulletin: Algeria's ruling party eyes landslide in local elections

      Bulletin: Algeria's ruling party eyes landslide in local elections

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      Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe, pictured in September 2012, on Tuesday said he expects fresh elections early next year, held under a new constitution, to choose a succesor to the country's shaky power-sharing government.
      Bulletin: Mugabe expects new constitution before March elections

      Bulletin: Mugabe expects new constitution before March elections

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      Polling station, Zimbabwe (2008)
      Article: Zimbabwe: Fears of another flawed election

      Article: Zimbabwe: Fears of another flawed election

      There are growing fears that Zimbabwe is heading towards another flawed election process...
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      An Egyptian man casts his ballot at a polling station in Qaliubia, some 40 kms north of Cairo, during the third and final round of landmark parliamentary elections in January 2012. Egypt's Supreme Administrative Court on Sunday ruled that members of ousted president Hosni Mubarak's dissolved party can stand in future parliamentary elections.
      Bulletin: Egypt court says ex-regime figures can run in polls

      Bulletin: Egypt court says ex-regime figures can run in polls

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      Draft legislation in Madagascar banning convicted criminals from standing in elections could prevent exiled former president Marc Ravalomanana from making a comeback in next year's presidential poll.
      Bulletin: Election law could block Madagascar's exiled leader

      Bulletin: Election law could block Madagascar's exiled leader

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      A Kenyan policeman runs past burning houses in Nairobi, 2007. Three Kenyan musicians were charged for inciting ethnic violence through their songs, under laws set up following deadly post-poll violence four years ago.
      Bulletin: Three Kenyan musicians on ethnic hate speech charges

      Bulletin: Three Kenyan musicians on ethnic hate speech charges

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      French-born Senegalese candidate Laurence Gavron (L), running for the TEKKI party in upcoming legislative elections speaks with fellow candidates El Hadji Sarr (C) and Aissatou Thiam at the party's headquarters in Dakar. Senegal will vote for new lawmakers in an election Sunday set to put more women than ever in the national assembly thanks to a new law
      Bulletin: Women to get equal shot in Senegal elections

      Bulletin: Women to get equal shot in Senegal elections

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      Members of Lesotho's All Basotho Convenent (ABC) party.
      Article: Lesotho votes in tight three-way race

      Article: Lesotho votes in tight three-way race

      Lesotho's one million voters head to the polls Saturday in a tight general election...
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      Zimbabwe Restoring Livelihoods Program
      Article: Zimbabwe still too patriarchal for female president

      Article: Zimbabwe still too patriarchal for female president

      A top official of the Women’s Coalition said on Tuesday that Zimbabwe is still too...
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      Kenya Prime Minister Raila Odinga: “Likelihood of poll violence next year”
      Article: Kenya trains judges to handle election disputes

      Article: Kenya trains judges to handle election disputes

      Kenya has appointed a team of eight judges to help the courts prepare to handle election...
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