HWANGE – Railways polling station - By 11am 27 people in the queue; about 200 people have cast their vote. Four people were been turned away with inadequate identification documents. There were more female than male voters.

Moya project centre - By 1130 am 122 had voted whilst 73 were still in the queue.

Gebhuza Secondary School - 98 people have cast their votes, 90% are men compared to women. Three were turned away because they did not appear in the voters roll, while two were turned away for going to the wrong ward, three have been turned away for bringing drivers licences as identification.

Lusumabini Primary School 1pm - 232 voters have cast their votes so far, there 3 people are still in the queue. So far twenty 24 voters have been turned away : 5 did not appear in the voters roll but checked their names during last voters’ roll inspection, 8 were not registered voters, 3 were aliens, 7 had come to the wrong ward, 1 had a drivers license. So far there have been only 2 assisted voters.
One voter, classified as an alien, lost his temper and disrupted proceedings for a while as he started hurling insults at the ZEC members present. His ID says he is an alien but his name does appear on the present voter’s roll.