The Department of Foreign Affairs spent $200,000 on a turn-out-the-vote campaign in Zimbabwe’s fraud-ridden elections. A department official, asked if the money was well spent, replied: “The project was vital.” The grant was paid to a Harare group, according to financial accounts: “This was a crooked election.”
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