China And Israeli Group Helped Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe Rig Votes, According To Leaked Documents

On August 22nd of this year, Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe was sworn into office for another five-year term as President, extending his 33-year-long leadership, despite widespread allegations of vote-rigging. While allegations went previously unproven, new leaked documents are suggesting China had a hand in rigging the July 31st elections.

According to documents obtained by The Zimbabwean, a weekly publication for Zimbabweans in exile, ahead of the vote and knowing the election was in jeopardy, Mugabe’s political party, the Zimbabwe African National Union- Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) decided to do something about it. It then held a meeting with the Joint Operations Command, which included members from the Chinese Communist Party and Nikuv International Projects, a private technology project company from Israel,  to assist the party Registrar General’s office in manipulating votes.

“Director Mr. Chung Huwao, Chinese Communist Party, will lead a parallel registration and mobilization structure in systematic sync with NIKUV International projects and Registrar General’s office to minimize neutralise [sic] hostile votes in urban areas counter populating, under-registration (age band 18-15) [sic. Should read 18-35] and over registration (age bands 35-90),” the documented minutes of the joint meeting, held at the Manyame Air Force Base on June 13, 2013, read.

  A leaked government document suggests that China played a role in rigging votes for Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe's most recent re-election.  The Zimbabwean

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