Zimbabweans have flocked to polling stations around the southern African country to determine the future course of the former British colony even as suspicions are high that vote-counting could be rigged.
Amid recovery from an economic crisis that saw mass unemployment and galloping inflation, Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's loyalists insist their hero is "tried and tested".
VETERAN: Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe casts his vote with his wife at a polling booth in a school in Harare. (Alexander Joe, AFP) See all the latest Zim election pictures here.
Two judges have set aside a decision to close 17 Western Cape schools at the end of last year, saying the reasons for the closures were inadequate and irrational.
Civilian casualties in the Afghan war have risen 23% in the first half of this year due to Taliban attacks and increased fighting between insurgents and government forces, says the UN.
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