Robert Mugabe predicted victory on Saturday as he cast his ballots in presidential and local elections at a primary school in Harare's working-class suburb of Highfield. Asked if he would accept the results of the hotly contested election, Mugabe said: "I will accept it - more than accept it - because I will have won." The 78-year-old former guerrilla leader, who has governed since independence in 1980, took another swipe at the former colonial power Britain and ther western nations, which he said have prejudged the vote. "They don't want the president of Zimbabwe to remain the president of Zimbabwe," he told reporters outside the school.
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