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From this very article:

Zimbabwe heads to the polls in August against a backdrop of one of the world's highest rates of inflation and accusations of an intensifying crackdown on the opposition. Long-time president Robert Mugabe was deposed in 2017 but many say that little has changed. In the run-up to the vote, questions linger over how free and fair the ballot will be in a country that is trying to rehabilitate its image.

Election risk is non existent in my mind, other than some possible instability in the country.

This country doesn't have proper elections. Zanu PF will win and Emerson will be in for the next term. Worst case scenario is Zanu give him the Mugabe exit at some point and the new figurehead will most likely just go along with the party line of lining their pockets and developing a new oil and gas industry in the process.