By Own Correspondent| There are 7 people who have registered to vote at Pagati Primary school in Matobo North according to the recently released voters roll from the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC).

According to the voters roll, of the registered voters in Ward 21, 5 are women and 2 are men, revealed a source who has analysed the availed voters roll.

However, one Discent Collins Banjila revealed on Facebook that:

“I have been to that polling station several times. The first time I went there was in 2010 when we were conducting consultations on the New Constitution as COPAC.

9 people attended the meeting. There was 12 of us in the outreach team. We were therefore more than the meeting attendants.

As a team we caucused across the parties and agreed that the meeting must be postponed. We then went to the people to announce that because they are too few we will have to reschedule the meeting and they must encourage others to attend the rescheduled meeting.

The people told us that everyone who stays in the area was actually at the meeting so there was no need to reschedule. We proceeded to hold the meeting.

There was no response for more than half the 26 questions on the questionnaire. The only strong point raised was “Asifuni inkotshani.”