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Voice of AmericaZimbabwe's opposition Movement for Democratic Change is accusing the ruling party of bad faith in their ongoing South African-mediated crisis negotiations, charging that Harare has failed to implement agreements they have reached in the talks.
Opposition sources said negotiators from the two MDC factions will press for reform in the maintenance of the national voters roll as a critical test of ZANU-PF sincerity.
Opposition officials say the ruling party in past elections has manipulated the voters roll as one of its key rigging tactics, so they are determined to extract meaningful concessions on how the voters roll is updated and made available.
There has been a hiatus in the talks since late last week when Justice Minister Patrick Chinimasa, the ruling party's lead negotiator, received news of the death of his son.
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