June 14 June intimidation Harassment & intimidation 15 June Harassment & intimidation 15 June Violation of freedom of assembly & association 15 June 16 June 10 June 16 June Harassment & intimidation MDC MDC Harassment & intimidation who won the primary elections was harassed by one Nyahwani and they exchanged harsh words after Nyahwani showed up at the nomination court claiming that he is the rightful candidate for the upcoming elections despite losing the primary elections Alliance Former ZANU PF MP for Hurungwe East, Sarah Mahoka, accused State security agents and ruling party activists of threatening to harm her for defecting to National Patriotic Front (NPF). Mahoka also alleged that Zanu PF members were destroying NPF campaign material, including posters, and ordering her supporters to dump her ahead of the July 30 elections. Suspected States security agents & ZANU PF supporters A village head in Chibisa, Nyanga North, Ms. Elizabeth Chibisa of ward 4 reportedly called for all registered voters in Chibisa village to bring their voter registration slips at a meeting at Cooper in Ruwangwe Growth Point. She threatened to severely deal with the “rebellious” individuals using the 2008 presidential runoff style. 1 Traditional leaders Unknown School children were forced to attend the ZANU PF Presidential rally in Masvingo. Students were drwn from primary, secondary and high Schools. At a political meeting at Musiyani Pre-School, ZANU PF ward youth chairman Jim Kusaya reportedly intimidated villagers saying they were going to beat people who supported opposition parties. He singled out John Sabau, Peter Kwerengwe and Wishes Kufakwemba for supporting the opposition candidate during the primary elections and told them they risked being beaten. MDC-T Councillor for ward 22, Chitungwiza South Fanuel Kamurendo had his tuck-shop & hardware store set on fire in Chitungwiza by suspected MDC Alliance supporters for supporting Thokozani Khupe. Police officers reportedly smashed the wind screen and windows of a vehicle belonging to Steven Macheka at corner Kwame Nkrumah and Nehanda Street in Harare. The window was smashed after Steven reportedly disobeyed the police officer’s instruction to stop MDC-T Alliance youths threatened Tinashe Muchenje after he was selected as the party's parliamentary candidate for Mazowe North during the 30th July elections. The youths were vying for the more popular candidate Tulani Ndlovu to represent the party in the constituency. 25 ZANU-PF supporters Unknown 1 MDC-T Alliance ZRP 1 MDC-T Alliance 1