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Malawi braces for ruling on alleged election fraud

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Malawi's constitutional court is to rule on whether to annul a controversial vote result that got President Peter Mutharika re-elected, with the verdict likely to stoke turmoil no matter which way it goes. The case has gripped the southern African nation and kept Malawians glued to radio stations for hours on end listening to live broadcasts of witnesses presenting evidence of alleged vote rigging. IMAGES of political figures and lawyers arriving for court

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