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alexander noyes is senior associate with the africa programme at the centre for strategic and internationalzimbabwe? i think it is not going to be the end of the matter. you are going to have ndca pursuing a legal challenge through the courts, which have a long bias in favour of the ruling party and against the opposition, and also continuing street demonstrations. peaceful protests are a constitutional rights and this must be respected. but the continued deployment of the military under the repressive security act, in combination with further protests, will certainly raise already high tensions. does emmerson mnangagwa have international credibility on the basis of this election? not yet. it would be wise to wait until the election results are verified by both local and international observers. at the moment things are still up the air. as you know, the commission announced results but the opposition is contesting them, and i think they will do that in two ways, one through the courts and two to restrict demonstrations. let's just say hypothetically that the opposition have a case. do you