Voting delays and opposition arrests mar Zimbabwe's contested election

Zimbabwe held a contentious presidential election between incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa and challenger Nelson Chamisa.
Voting was extended by a day due to delays in distributing ballots, especially in opposition strongholds.
Dozens of independent election monitors were arrested on charges of trying to rig the results.
Both Mnangagwa and Chamisa claimed victory amid accusations of intimidation and rigging.
The outcome hangs in the balance as Zimbabwe faces severe economic challenges and a history of disputed elections.