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[[Nikuv International Projects]] Ltd (NIP) was established in 1994 by CEO [[Emmanuel Antebi]], as a subsidiary of the [[Formula Group]], the largest software group in Israel.<ref name="AboutUs">[http://nipprojects.com/about-nip About NIP], Nikuv International Projects, accessed 26 July 2013.</ref>

NIP works on large Information Technology projects in international markets, primarily governmental sectors. NIP began African operations in 1994 in Nigeria, and has since expanded its activities to Zimbabwe, Zambia, Ghana, Botswana and Angola in IT and additional areas like agriculture and security.<ref name="AboutUs">[http://nipprojects.com/about-nip About NIP], Nikuv International Projects, accessed 26 July 2013.</ref>

==Zimbabwe allegations==
In the run-up to the disputed 2008 elections in Zimbabwe, opposition parties accused the company of assisting [[Robert Mugabe]] 's [[Zanu-PF]] government to manipulate the electoral roll.<ref name="Sole120413">Sam Sole, [http://mg.co.za/article/2013-04-12-00-zim-voters-roll-in-hands-of-suspect-israeli-company Zim voters' roll 'in hands of suspect Israeli company'], ''Mail & Guardian'', 12 April 2013.</ref>

In April 2013, [[Eddie Cross]] of the Zimbabwean opposition [[Movement for Democratic Change]] alleged to the ''Mail & Guardian'' that the company is working on the country's electoral roll under the direction of [[Daniel Tonde Nhepera]], the deputy head of the [[Central Intelligence Organisation]].<ref name="Sole120413">Sam Sole, [http://mg.co.za/article/2013-04-12-00-zim-voters-roll-in-hands-of-suspect-israeli-company Zim voters' roll 'in hands of suspect Israeli company'], ''Mail & Guardian'', 12 April 2013.</ref>

==Zambia allegations==
In Zambia, the, the [[United National Independence Party]] (Unip) accused the ruling [[Movement for Multiparty Democracy]] (MMD) of trying to rig the 1996 election with Nikuv’s help.<ref name="Sole120413">Sam Sole, [http://mg.co.za/article/2013-04-12-00-zim-voters-roll-in-hands-of-suspect-israeli-company Zim voters' roll 'in hands of suspect Israeli company'], ''Mail & Guardian'', 12 April 2013.</ref>

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 In the run-up to the disputed 2008 elections in Zimbabwe, opposition parties accused the company of assisting [[Robert Mugabe]] 's [[Zanu-PF]] government to manipulate the electoral roll.<ref name="Sole120413">Sam Sole, [http://mg.co.za/article/2013-04-12-00-zim-voters-roll-in-hands-of-suspect-israeli-company Zim voters' roll 'in hands of suspect Israeli company'], ''Mail & Guardian'', 12 April 2013.</ref>
 In April 2013, [[Eddie Cross]] of the Zimbabwean opposition [[Movement for Democratic Change]] alleged to the ''Mail & Guardian'' that the company is working on the country's electoral roll under the direction of [[Daniel Tonde Nhepera]], the deputy head of the [[Central Intelligence Organisation]].<ref name="Sole120413">Sam Sole, [http://mg.co.za/article/2013-04-12-00-zim-voters-roll-in-hands-of-suspect-israeli-company Zim voters' roll 'in hands of suspect Israeli company'], ''Mail & Guardian'', 12 April 2013.</ref>
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 ==Zambia allegations==
 In Zambia, the, the [[United National Independence Party]] (Unip) accused the ruling [[Movement for Multiparty Democracy]] (MMD) of trying to rig the 1996 election with Nikuv’s help.<ref name="Sole120413">Sam Sole, [http://mg.co.za/article/2013-04-12-00-zim-voters-roll-in-hands-of-suspect-israeli-company Zim voters' roll 'in hands of suspect Israeli company'], ''Mail & Guardian'', 12 April 2013.</ref>
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