Answer:
After its independence in the year 1980, Zimbabwe made Robert Mugabe as its president. But after that only Robert won the elections that were held.
It is said that he used several unfair means during elections to win and also he practiced some practices which can be called as non-democratic:
Explanation:
1) he suppressed the opposition party and many times interrupted their meetings.
2) even control the media and newspapers and whoever opposed his government or his policies was tortured.
3) the most important thing that leads to considering Mugabe's government as non-democratic was that he didn't considered the verdicts of judiciary and didn't abide by them.
No matter how powerful Prime Minister is what he has no right to suppress the media and opposition party neither he has any right to dismiss the context of judiciary. So, these things are sufficient to consider his government as non democratic.
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