PLEASE HELP IM BEHIND 100 POINTS Can you help me with this paper I'm really swamped, its about challenges to free and fair elections in Zimbabwe

The first paragraph should be a title and should introduce the situation.
Engage the audience.
Use your research to provide evidence of the challenges that exist in Zimbabwe.
Acknowledge the issue at hand.
The second page should identify a solution.
Describe your chosen solution.
Establish a course of action to be taken.
Address counterclaims and counter-arguments.
The final paragraph should serve as a conclusion.
Remind the reader of the importance of the issue at hand.
Summarize your solution in a concise way.
Resources in the comments if I can add them :/

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