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1300: Sadc has urged candidates to respect and accept the results saying whoever is aggrieved should not resort to violence but engage in dialogue. The head of the observer mission Mr Bernard Membe urged Zimbabweans to exercise restraint and patience while they wait for results.

1249: Sadc Observer Mission is currently holding a press conference and they have said the elections were peaceful and Zec conducted the elections in a transparent manner.

1211: The European Union today commended Zimbabweans for turning out  to vote in  large numbers and described the elections as peaceful.

In a statement issued by her spokesperson Catherine Ashton, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission said the EU recognised the importance of the elections for Zimbabwe and SADC.

“She commends the people of Zimbabwe for turning out in large numbers to cast their votes, in what were broadly peaceful elections. She calls upon on all parties to maintain calm and order as the results of the poll become known,” read the statement.

The High Representative thanked Sadc and the African Union for their efforts and encouraged them to continue supporting the process.

“The European Union is following events closely, in close consultation with SADC, the AU and other observers including civil society, in advance of the official results. It will await the assessment of SADC and the AU on the process and reported irregularities, as well as the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s official announcement of the results, before announcing its own assessment,” concluded the statement.

          ZIMBABWE HARMONISED ELECTIONS 2013: DAY THREE (August 2)

0013: RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT: Constituencies that have been won by Zanu PF in the latest results are Mbare, Mazowe South, Mt Darwin South, Mrewa North, Goromonzi North, Mudzi North, Goromonzi West, Chikomba West, Chikomba Central, Chikomba East, Mrewa South, Mrewa West, Seke, Mudzi West, Uzumba, Maramba Pfungwe, Marondera Central, Chiredzi East, Gutu West, Gutu North, Masvingo Urban, Mwenezi West, Matobo North, Beitbridge, Gwanda Central, Gwanda South and Insiza South.

0002: RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT: Constituencies that have been won by the MDC-T in the latest results are Bulawayo South, Highfield East, Highfield West, Sunningdale, Southerton, St Marys and Chitungwiza North.

2353: RESULTS  ANNOUNCEMENT: In results that have just been announced, MDC-T has won 7 constituencies, while Zanu PF has won 28 constituencies. MDC-T now has a total of 10 seats while Zanu PF has 47 seat.

MORE RESULTS AT 1000HRS AUGUST 2, 2013

2335: Zanu-PF makes serious inroads into the MDCT strongholds. Please see more statistics HERE

2325: Zanu-PF’s Daniel Shuma (10 988) wrestles away Masvingo Urban from MDCT’s Tongai Matutu (10 424).

2321: Zanu-PF’s Ray Kaukonde claims Marondera Central from MDCT’s Ian Kay.

2320: Simbaneuta Mudarikwa polls more than 21 000 votes to retain the Uzumba seat for zanu-PF.

2315: MORE RESULTS AS ANNOUNCED BY ZEC

2200: RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT: Zanu PF candidates who were retained are Webster Shamu (Chegutu East) Sylvestor Nguni (Mhondoro Mubayira),  while former Ambassador and chairman of the Mineral Marketing  Corporation  of Zimbabwe Chris Mutsvangwa won the Norton constituency on a Zanu PF ticket.

2149:RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT: In Bikita West Constituency, Zimbabwe Newspapers board member Dr Munyaradzi Kereke won on a Zanu PF ticket. He polled 6 270  beating Elias Musakwa who was also representing Zanu PF and polled 6 052.

2146: RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT: Zimbabwe Newspapers board chairman Dr Paul Chimedza has won the Gutu South constituency seat on a Zanu PF ticket.

2143: RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT: Phillip Chiyangwa lost the Chinhoyi seat to Dr Peter Matarutse of MDC-T. Chiyangwa polled 8 561 against 9 863 polled by Dr Matarutse.

2137: RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT: Constituencies won by Zanu PF so far are Zaka Central, Zaka North, Zaka West, Chivi North, Chivi Central, Hurungwe Central, Chegutu East, Chegutu West, Mhondoro Mubayira, Mhondoro-Ngezi, Norton, Kadoma Central, Sanyati, Bikita South, Bikita West, Chiredzi East, Chiredzi South, Masvingo East, Masvingo North and Chakari.

2131: RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT: Constituencies won by the MDC-T are Chinhoyi, Pelandaba-Mpopoma and Nkulumane.

2103: Results announced so far by ZEC vice-chairperson Mrs Joyce Kazembe shows that Zanu PF has won 19 constituencies while the MDC-T has won three constituencies .

2020: ZEC about to hold the first press conference of the day. ZEC is the only authority allowed to announce election results.

Please note there shall be a press briefing by ZEC at 8pm, stay logged for live updates.

1659: MDC-T aspiring candidate for Gokwe Nembudziya Kizito Mbiriza accepted defeat to Cde Justice Wadyajena of Zanu PF ahead of the official announcement of the election results by ZEC . He said is prepared to work with Zanu PF. Cde Wadyajena distributed Zanu PF regalia to the losing candidate and more than 30 MDC-T supporters who pledged to work with Zanu PF.

1638: Head of the African Union Observer Mission and former Nigerian president General Olusegun Obasanjo has reiterated that the harmonised election held yesterday was credible and its outcome is reflective of the wishes of the people of Zimbabwe.

General Obasanjo said this soon after meeting President Mugabe to bid him farewell at State House this afternoon.

“I have been able to witness an election that is free…yes there are incidences here and there but they are not incidences that will flaw the election to the point of not reflecting the will of the people of this country, so we wish all the people of this country all the best,” he said. 

 

1316: On the number of people turned back ECF said noone has given them verifiable numbers of the number of people turned away. As ECF-SADC they urged that the results should be accepted.

1313: “The ECF said there is no country that can claim to have a clean voters roll. Zimbabwe’s voters roll was not in the hands of ZEC and we are a peer support group and we are happy that ZEC will have the function of registering people on the voters roll. This election is credible even though there are issues.”

13:06 ECF-SADC commended ZEC for conducting the elections in a professional manner. The organisation described the elections as peaceful, credible and efficient. The ECF said the elections were conducted in conjunction with the SADC guidelines.

1302: Speaking now at a press briefing the Electoral Commission Forum-SADC Observer Mission chairperson said the mission noted the special efforts made by ZEC including quarantine of special votes to guide against any violations. ECF -SADC said it noted with concern the delay of the voters roll to be given to political parties. The mission said the campaign period was generally calm.

The mission was assured by ZEC but that no serving member of the armed forces was registered as a candidate for the polls. Most polling stations opened on time.

1230: MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai has called the elections a “farce”.  Addressing the media at Harvest House a few minutes ago he claimed the elections, described as free and fair by the AU and SADC observer teams, as not meeting SADC guidelines. He said a Zanu PF victory will be a pirate victory alleging that there were manipulations and voter migration bussed to constituencies such as Harare’s Mt Pleasant.

He also claimed there was militarisation of ZEC and over printing of ballots as well abuse of postal voting system. Tsvangirai left the briefing without taking an questions and left immediately after addressing the presser.

1104: Vote counting ongoing at Nyaradzai hall in Maglass suburb, Zvishavane-Ngezi constituency.

1015: The Zimbabwe Election Support Network has convened a press briefing trying to issue an adverse report discrediting the election.  Zesn  chairman said they deployed over 7 000 observers and said the election’s credibility was compromised because it was biaised against urban voters who were denied the opportunity to register as voters.

1005: Presiding officers at polling stations in Bubi and Nkayi South constituencies are sending election results to their constituency command centres. The results for the local authorities will be displayed later today, while those for National Assembly will be announced after counting later today. The peaceful environment is still prevailing with voters patiently waiting for the results.

0955: Ballots have been sent to command centres in Matobo North and Matobo South for collation at constituency level.

0946: Beitbridge East command centre has received results and ballot boxes from one ward while the Beitbridge West command centres has received for two wards. Most wards in Beitbridge Urban completed counting the votes around 6am. Over 7 500 voted in West at 7pm last night while 14 000 voted in in East.

0932: Collation of results ongoing at Makoni Central command centre. Results of six wards received out of 16.

0929: Mudzi district elections officer, Ms Loice Masimu says collation of results is underway at constituency command centres in the three constituencies where triumphant legislators will be announced.

0915: Command Ceentres in Insiza North and South constituencies are still receiving statistics and ballot boxes from polling stations.

0903: Hurungwe Central, the constituency command centre is still receiving results from ward command centres, they are yet to compile.

0836: More than 20 000 people had cast their vote by 6pm yesterday in Kariba against an estimated 26 000 registered voters.

0722: In Magunje, collation centres are now starting to statistics from polling stations.

0230:Vote counting reportedly underway in most polling stations across the country after Zimbabweans turned out in their millions to cast their votes. The process is expected to continue in earnest today.

ZIMBABWE HARMONISED ELECTIONS 2013 UPDATES: DAY TWO

2357:Polling stations still in the process of counting votes in Chikomba Central after successfully finishing voting in time, according to Mr Mujuru, the constituency elections officer

2343: Vote counting in process at the Chikomba West command centre at Liebernberg in Chivhu

2324:Round up voting ended peacefully at most polling stations in Zvishavane and Mberengwa constituencies. There was  only one ward in Zvishavane where voting hours were extended to allow all voters to cast ballots. People who spoke to The Herald expressed satisfaction on how the polls were conducted. While all polling stations were closed at the official time, queues at most voting stations disappeared before 5pm.

2300: “Things were very quiet and peaceful with no reports of any incidents during the course of the whole day.The queues were manageable and efficient, something i believe was attributable to voter education and efficiency of police and ZEC officials,” said Superintendent Chari who was the constituency commander for Sanyati.

2244:Asst commissioner Charamba says police have not yet arrested an MDC-T candidate who ran over two voters in the Mabvuku Tafara constituency..

2217: A Zanu-Pf candidate in Mhangura, Cde Douglas Mombeshora says victory is certain. The only question is by how much.

2207: Most polling stations had closed by 7pm, the stipulated closing time in Muzarabani.

2206: MASHONALAND Central provincial elections officer Ms Thenjiwe Mnkandla  says no polling station will be closed before prospective voters are cleared. This follows reports of long queues at Progress Shopping center in Bindura, Manhenga in Bindura South, Gwakwe in Guruve South and Kamutsenzere in Mt Darwin, among other places where queues were still long by 7pm, the stipulated closing time.

2200: Council results to be announced tomorrow at polling stations while those for the House of Assembly are to be announced at constituency Command centers as and when they come in. Affixing of all election results outside polling centres to be done tomorrow.

2158: GOKWE Nembudziya constituency chief election officer Mr Martin Manzini said 12 899 had voted by 5pm. 602 were turned away for various reasons whilst 952 were assisted to vote. Five centres by 2100hrs were yet to send figures owing to network problems.

2150: Voting ended peacefully in Gokwe-Chireya as polling centres closed at 7pm serve for St Joseph’s Primary School polling station where voting ended at 2100 hours.

2144: KARIBA – The majority of makeshift polling stations in Nyamhunga, Mahombekombe and Kariba heights have no electricity and officials are verifying votes using torches.

2132: Verification has started at Caledonia polling station.

2045: JOMIC members not accredited by ZEC to observe elections have turned up at Chindukuro polling station, Makoni West and are following proceedings from outside the polling booth.

2027: At Dombo polling station in Rusape, Makoni Central, polling officers have opened special and postal vote boxes.

2020: Voting ends at Caledonia polling station. Verification to commence at 2050 hours

2010: At Dombo polling station in Rusape, Makoni Central, polling officers have opened special and postal vote boxes.

1950: Norton constituency ZEC elections officer John Mahosa says only Marshalands and Adore Gold polling stations remain open as they had run out of ballot papers in the afternoon.

1930: At Greystone Park Primary School polling station, journalist Marcia Gore reports that voting was closed at 7pm.

1915: Most of the polling stations in Harare have managed to clear the long queues that were prevalent this morning with the exception of Hopley Farm. Only three polling stations are still open in Harare South, Dhirihori, and St Johns Retreat Farms A and B.

 

 

1912:  The Chronicle reports that before the closing time of 7pm, there were no more voters in Gwayi constituency.

1900: A total of 18 535 people have cast their votes in Norton since morning. 1 813 were turned away as their names were not on the voters roll whilst some went to wrong wards or failed to produce registration slips from the RGV.

 

LATEST UPDATES AFTER THE 19:00 HRS DEADLINE

18:50: Police have arrested 40 cross-boarder buses carrying 111 people with the intention of border jumping. It is yet to be ascertained if they are all Zimbabweans. 11  bus crew members have been arrested.

18:38:  Another arrest was in Mabvuku where Fransisco Zhuwawo caused chaos in Mabvuku-Tafara where he is an aspiring councilor candidate. Zhuwawo ran over two voters in an attempt to evade arrest. Police also arrested Joseph Sindawawu who stole a bag containing more than US$1 000 from an Ethiopian observer in Harare.

18:34:  Police spokesperson Senior Assistant Commissioner Charity Charamba says the atmosphere had been calm throughout many centres as people cast their vote. She was addressing journalists later this afternoon in Harare.  She however said they had received three cases of stolen copies of the voters roll in Budiriro. The accused is MDC-T agent identified as Anna Bvute who is currently in police custody. Also in Masvingo, Cosmos Kamba was arrested after he was found in possession of SV11 forms.

1803: Police spokesperson Senior Assistant Commissioner Charity Charamba says the atmosphere had been calm throughout many centres as people cast their vote.

1800: A total of 21 421 people had voted in Mbire while  1673 others were turned away for various reasons. About 3246 voters were assisted to vote.

1755: In Norton, 18 535 had cast their vote by 5 pm, while 1 813 had  been turned away as ,they were not on the voters’ roll

1753: Guruve North: Polling officers agree to increase the number of personnel verifying a person’s eligibility. They have also agreed to increase polling booths. Approximately 15 000 people had cast their vote by 4 pm, while 594 had been turned away for various reasons.

1743: Long winding queues can still be seen at most polling stations in Hurungwe East.

1739: Zanu PF candidate for Hurungwe Central Cde Sarah Mahoka says she was pleased with the voter turnout in her constituency.

1736: By 5 pm, there were still long winding queues in Hurungwe East.

1733: In Hurungwe Central, presiding officer MrJervas Bowora said there were no cases of political violence though there were reports that Jomic members were going near the polling stations urging people to vote for MDC-T. A teacher at Chipango Primary polling station was also allegedly doing the same. Zanu PF parliamentary candidate for Hurungwe Central Cde Godfrey Beremauro says his party has since reported the matter to ZEC offices.

1717: Voting at Matau Primary School in Hurungwe had queues that had  mostly the elderly. At Chivakanenyama there were long queues of up to more than 400 people. Presiding officer Mr Edmore Kondo said the availabililty of only one voters’ roll was delaying the process and they were not likely to clear the people.

 

1706: Kwekwe Central: 29 elders including two who are blind  assisted to vote.

 

 

1650: At Child Welfare Clinic polling station in Ward 18, Gweru Urban, the presiding officer Mrs Grenny Kazenga says 54 people have so far been turned away because they did not belong to that Ward.

1636: Long queues still stretching more than 30 meters in Chiwundura Constituency, at Anderson Primary School.

1633: In Chirumhanzu-Zibagwe Constituency where Defence Minister Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa is battling it out with Ishmael Jeko (MDC-T) and Janet Zinyemba (MDC), most polling stations are characterised by long queues.

1623: In Mkoba Constituency Ward 7, a long  queue of prospective voters had formed as early as 6 am at a polling station near Mambo shopping centre.

1615: Gweru Urban: Queues started forming as early as 6 am. Voting progressing well.

1550: At Mwanza Primary school in Goromonzi North, the elderly are complaining that they have been waiting for hours before they could  vote. 14 were turned away for various reasons.

1545: Officials at St Johns said voting had been delayed by cancellation  of people’s names from the special voting list. Goromonzi North is being contested by Zanu PF candidate Cde Paddy Zhanda, Banda Muziwake of MDC-T  and Eliyah Stanford of MDC.

1530: Voting progressing well in Goromonzi North. By this afternoon, more than 300 people had cast their ballots at  St Johns Chikwaka.

1510: The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission also expressed satisfaction with the conduct of the elections so far at a news conference held this afternoon.

1506: However MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirayi said the election process was going on smoothly.

1500: MDC-T seretary general Tendai Biti held a news conference in Harare this afternoon where he tried to discredit the election process.

1438: There are long queues at most polling stations in Mt Darwin South where Cde Saviour Kasukuwere of Zanu PF is battling it out with Mr Gift Sambami of the MDC-T and Henry Chimbiri of MDC. At Kandeya business centre 441 people had voted by 1pm and 66 had  been turned away.

 

 

1356: In Chikomba East chief elections officer Mr John Gumunyu said 3 817 people had cast their ballots by midday without any single case of violence having been reported. The constituency has got 31 polling stations but is failing to access one polling station due  to communication problems.

1349: Polling stations in Umguza have run out of ballot papers these include Nganda School in Nyamandlovu. There are long queues as people are waiting to get ballot papers.

1343: Most shops are now open in Tsholotsho as workers voted in the morning. A few remain closed but are expected to be open by 2pm.

1341: In Gutu South, as of midday at ward 28 Chimedza Primary School 234 people have voted while 17 have been turned away.

1334: At Muzarabani community hall in Muzarabani North, the voting process is slow and voters are complaining with saying they been in the queue for five hours.

1326: Unregistered Jomic officials tried to observe elections in Rafingora, Zvimba North but Mr Kennedy Maturure said they chucked them out after realising that they were not accredited by Zec.

13:20 In Kadoma Central voting is proceeding well.

1158: President Mugabe said the elections are being done  constitutionally and present a chance for the people to demonstrate how they should be governed. Soon after voting together with the first family President Mugabe claims of vote rigging by the MDC-T were mere politicking and said the voting process has gone well so far. He also said Zanu PF will pursue the indigenisation programme vigorously as there is no alternative to the programme.

 

 

President Mugabe addresses the media soon after voting at Mhofu Primary School in Highfield

1150: President Mugabe has arrived at Mhofu Primary School in the company of First Lady Amai Grace Mugabe.

11:48 Voting is ongoing in Jotsholo clinic in Lupane West. The constituency has 14 wards with 59 polling stations and 31 474 people on the voters’ roll.

1142: Zapu leader Dumiso Dabengwa cast his vote at 9:10am and said he anticipates a change through the people’s vote.

1139: In Matobo North Constituency, voting started off well with 90 percent of the polling stations opening at 7am, according to Mr Marko Dube the presiding officer at the command centre at Matopo Research Station. There are 43 polling stations in the constituency and at Matopo Research Primary School, ward 25, about 65 people had voted at 8:30am.

1129: Scores of people are at Glen View command centre trying to verify their names that are missing from the voters roll.

1127: Co Home Affairs Minister Kembo Mohadi has just cast his vote at Beitbridge Primary School in ward of Beitbridge East constituency.

1121: Zanu PF’s Cde Obert Mpofu voted at 7:02am at Thembalami polling station in Umguza.

1119: PM Morgan Tsvangirai cast his ballot at 1025 at Mt Pleasant High School. He was accompanied by wife Elizabeth. He said everyone will be allowed to vote today. He commended the high turnout at Mt Pleasant High School.

1110: MDC president Prof Welshman Ncube voted at 10:20am at Stanley Hall in Makokoba, Bulawayo. He was accompanied by  wife Thobekile Siwela-Ncube . He was optimistic of victory.

1103: In Bubi constituency where a total of 31 771 voters are expected to cast their ballots, all polling stations opened at 7am except for Molo in ward 18 which opened at 7:10am due to undisclosed logistical problems. Voters started trickling into the stations at about 8am and a few have been turned away because they are not registered. Some voters, especially from the resettlement areas in Bubi are travelling to Bulawayo or Nkayi where they are registered.

1055: Scores of voters have thronged polling centres across Beitbridge East, most voters were outside the polling centres by 6am, the process at most centres was progressing peacefully.

1052: 116 people had cast their vote by 10am at Mhangura town ward 11 polling station.

1045 In Harare’s western surbubs namely Highfield, Glen View and Budiriro, queues are getting longer as it gets warmer. The Zec issued ballot papers are so distinct. The blue ballot paper is for Presidential,pink for the House of Assembly and yellow for Local Government.

1034: Voting started at 7am at Mbare clinic hostels, ward 3. Seven unregistered people were turned away. MDC-T candidate Eric Knight cast his vote there. He said he had no complaints with the process.

1031: At Hande polling station in in Buhera North 127 people had cast their votes. In 2008 the constituency was won by Zanu PF’s William Mutomba who had 7 511 votes out of a total of 14 616. He is contesting against MDC-T’s Julius Magarangoma and MDC’s Clever Taruvinga.

1024: Magunje Election Officer Mr Sharp Mutsena said the process is progressing smoothly in all 34 polling stations in the constituency.

 

0934: At Mbalala polling station in Umzingwane, there are long queues. Some people are huddled around fires with blankets.

0930: All polling stations visited in Binga North opened at 7am. At Binga Primary School people started to queue as early  as 6am. Local Election Observers in the constituency expressed satisfaction with the voting process thus far. Shorter queues  at Binga Secondary, Binga Library and Khulizwe Lodge but voters continue to trickle in as they brave the drizzly weather.

09:24 Voting started at 7am at most polling stations in Chegutu West and is progressing well. Zec has established 65 polling stations to cover the 15 wards that have a combined total of 32 000 eligible voters.

0916: There are cases of people with registration slips but not appearing on the voters’ roll. At Acardia Farm polling station in Mhangura, polling officer Mr Nelson Madzinga said such cases were being referred to Mhangura Constituency command centre for verification in an electronic database.

0908: Most polling stations opened at 7am in Umzingwane in Matabeleland South. However, voter turnout has been low so far, probably due to chilly weather. Nomalanga Khumalo who defected from MDC to MDC-T is facing Zanu PF’s Cde William Dhewa, MDC’s Ngqabutho Dube, Ms Mildred Ndlovu of Zapu for the National Assembly seat.

0857: Polling stations opened on time in Tsholotsho and Zanu PF Senatorial candidate Cde Cain Mathema was among the early voters. He was the first voter at Mhlabangulo Primary School where 10 people had queued to vote before the polling station opened. Mr Steven Luphahla the MDC-T Tsholotsho Senatorial candidate was the first to vote at Mvundlana Primary School. He cast his ballot at 7am.

0848 At Zimbiru Primary School in Goromonzi West, Presiding Officer Mr Simbo Newton said people started thronging the polling station around 4am. Women have been the majority of the voters so far.

 

0839: Voting is going on well in Muzarabani South.

0837: Buhera West was under MDC-T  with Advocate Eric Matinenga. Senior police officer Oliver Mandipaka (Zanu PF) is battling it out with Moses Mutyasira (MDC) and Jason Matewu (MDC-T).

0831: Voting is going on smoothly in Buhera West constituency. Most polling stations in the constituency were already manned by 6am with the presiding officers conducting the sealing of ballots. The process was done in the presence of different party election officers. At Murambinda Business Centre rank polling station, voting started at 7:10am with more than 50 people having gathered at the station.

0811: Voting started on a low note at Murombedzi Vocational Training Centre and Murombedzi Primary School in Zvimba West constituency.

There were few people coming when the polling station opened at 7am. At Murombedzi Primary School there are three separate voting booths. There are hardly any queues.

0752: Queues of people  who want to vote continue to swell at Chirapa Business Centre in Uzumba.

0749: The polling station at Lupane Centre opened on time but voters had not arrived with polling officers had to wait for them to start trickle in.

07:46 Voting started on time at most constituencies visited in Masvingo Urban.

0745: Voting started at 7am at Dotito Primary School in Mt Darwin West. Long queues were witnessed with some people having been at the polling station as early as 5am. The environment is peaceful. Vice President Mujuru of Zanu PF, Oliver Kapepa of MDC-T and the MDC’s Benjamin Benhura are vying for Mt Darwin West constituency.

0732: Voting at Matau Primary School in Hurungwe West resumed at exactly 7am with more than 50 gathered already gathered at 5am.

0730: Ballot box inspection is underway at Domboshava Training Centre. By 7am people had not started voting. People started arriving at 6am.

0723: Polling started on time at Ndingi Primary School, ward 21, Makoni Central. This where Simba Makoni is scheduled to vote.

0715: Voting has started peacefully at Chitimbe Primary School in Uzumba.

0712: A handful of people were at the Chief Gutu tribal court polling station at Mpandawana Gutu Growth Point as early as 6am.

0709: Early birds in Waterfalls.