The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (Zesn), a network of 31 non-government organizations whose head office was raided by police in February, is deploying about 600 observers.
What does ZESN stand for?
ZESN stands for Zimbabwe Election Support Network
This definition appears frequently and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:
- Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.
- Abbreviation Database Surfer
- « Previous
- Next »
- Zimbabwe Electricity Authority
- Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority
- Zyban as an Effective Smoking Cessation Aid (clinical trial)
- Zürich Epidemiological Study of Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (Zürich, Switzerland)
- Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation
- Zoll Equipment Supply Company
- Zero Energy Solar Homes
- Zen Environmental Studies Institute (religion)
- Zero-Error Side Information
- Zone Economique Spéciale Intégrée (French: Integrated Special Economic Zone; Senegal)
- Zentrale Teilesortimentdatei
- Zeballos Elementary Secondary School (British Columbia, Canada)
- Zephyr Employee Self Service (software)
- Zinc Energy Storage System
- Zenjydar Salama Trust (UK)
- Zoo Experiences for Students and Teachers
- Zinc Energy Storage Technology Consortium (Brussels, Belgium)
- Zeppelin Europe Tours Ltd. (Zurich, Switzerland)
- Zero Emission Technology (alternative energy)
- Zeta Epsilon Tau (college fraternity)
Samples in periodicals archive:
40) Many local election observers concurred with Timberg's assessment, notably the Zimbabwe Election Support Network (an elections watchdog) and the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace in Zimbabwe.
The list-to-people test showed that 27 percent of voters registered were deceased," the Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN said in a document titled Voters Roll Observation Report.
On Monday the independent Zimbabwe Election Support Network said that according to its random representative sample of polling stations across the country, Tsvangirai won just over 49 per cent of the vote.
In a statement, the independent Zimbabwe Election Support Network said that according to its random representative sample of polling stations across the country, Tsvangirai won just over 49% of the vote.
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network, a group of civil society organisations, said its random sample of polling stations indicated Mr Tsvangirai had won just over 49% of the vote and Mugabe 42%.
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network, said its sample of polling stations indicated Mr Tsvangirai had won just over 49% of the vote and Mugabe 42%.
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network, a group of civil society organisations, said its random sample of polling stations indicated Mr Tsvangirai had won just over 49 per cent of the vote and Mugabe 42 per cent.