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SCHEDULE (A) RESULTS OF 2018 HARMONISED ELECTIONS: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DIRECT ELECTIONS SER PROVINCE CONSTITUENCY WINNING CANDIDATE SEX PARTY 1 Bulawayo Metropolitan Bulawayo Central Watson Nicola Jane F MDC- Alliance 2 Bulawayo Metropolitan Bulawayo East Nyoni Ilos M MDC- Alliance 3 Bulawayo Metropolitan Bulawayo South Modi Rajeshkumar. Indukant M ZANU PF 4 Bulawayo Metropolitan Emakhandeni-Entumbane Tshuma Dingilizwe M MDC- Alliance 5 Bulawayo Metropolitan Lobengula Banda Gift M MDC- Alliance 6 Bulawayo Metropolitan Luveve Ndlovu Stella F MDC- Alliance 7 Bulawayo Metropolitan Magwegwe Ndebele Anele M MDC- Alliance 8 Bulawayo Metropolitan Makokoba Sithole James M MDC- Alliance 9 Bulawayo Metropolitan Nketa Masuku Phelela M MDC- Alliance 10 Bulawayo Metropolitan Nkulumane Phulu Kucaca Ivumile M MDC- Alliance 11 Bulawayo Metropolitan Pelandaba-Mpopoma Moyo Charles M MDC- Alliance 12 Bulawayo Metropolitan Pumula Mahlangu Sichelesile F MDC- Alliance 13 Harare Metropolitan Budiriro Machingauta Coster M MDC- Alliance 14 Harare Metropolitan Chitungwiza North Sithole Godfrey Karakadzayi M MDC- Alliance 15 Harare Metropolitan Chitungwiza South Mavhunga Maxwell M MDC- Alliance 16 Harare Metropolitan Dzivarasekwa Mushoriwa Edwin M MDC- Alliance 17 Harare Metropolitan Epworth Kureva Earthrage M MDC- Alliance 18 Harare Metropolitan Glen Norah Chikombo Wellington M MDC- Alliance 19 Harare Metropolitan Glenview North Dinar Kennedy M MDC- Alliance 20 Harare Metropolitan Glenview South Tsvangirai Java Vimbayi F MDC- Alliance 21 Harare Metropolitan Harare Central Zwizwai Murisi M MDC- Alliance 22 Harare Metropolitan Harare East Biti Laxton Tendai M MDC- Alliance 23 Harare Metropolitan Harare North Markham Allan Norman M MDC- Alliance 24 Harare Metropolitan Harare South Mnangagwa Tongai Mafidi M ZANU PF 25 Harare Metropolitan Harare West Mamombe Joanah F MDC- Alliance 26 Harare Metropolitan Hatfield Mashakada Tapiwa M MDC- Alliance 27 Harare Metropolitan Highfield East Murai Erick M MDC- Alliance 28 Harare Metropolitan Highfield West Chidziva Happymore M MDC- Alliance 29 Harare Metropolitan Kambuzuma Madzimure Willias M MDC- Alliance 30 Harare Metropolitan Kuwadzana Mushayi Miriam F MDC- Alliance 31 Harare Metropolitan Kuwadzana East Hwende Chalton M MDC- Alliance 32 Harare Metropolitan Mabvuku-Tafara Chidakwa James M MDC- Alliance 33 Harare Metropolitan Mbare Chamisa Starman M MDC- Alliance 34 Harare Metropolitan Mount Pleasant Banda Samuel M MDC- Alliance 35 Harare Metropolitan Mufakose Matsunga Susan F MDC- Alliance 36 Harare Metropolitan Southerton Moyo Peter M MDC- Alliance 37 Harare Metropolitan St Marys Tarusenga Unganai Dickson M MDC- Alliance 38 Harare Metropolitan Sunningdale Kankuni Winnie F MDC- Alliance 39 Harare Metropolitan Warren Park Hamauswa Shakespear M MDC- Alliance 40 Harare Metropolitan Zengeza East Chimbaira Goodrich M MDC- Alliance 41 Harare Metropolitan Zengeza West Sikhala Job M MDC- Alliance 42 Manicaland Buhera Central Nyashanu Mathew M ZANU PF 43 Manicaland Buhera North Mutomba William M ZANU PF 44 Manicaland Buhera South Chinotimba Joseph M ZANU PF 45 Manicaland Buhera West Dzuma Soul M ZANU PF 46 Manicaland Chimanimani East Sacco Joshua Kurt M ZANU PF 47 Manicaland Chimanimani West Matsikenyere Nokuthula F ZANU PF 48 Manicaland Chipinge Central Machingura Raymore M ZANU PF 49 Manicaland Chipinge East Mlambo Mathias Matewu M MDC- Alliance 50 Manicaland Chipinge South Porusingazi Enock M ZANU PF 51 Manicaland Chipinge West Nyamudeza Sibonile M MDC- Alliance 52 Manicaland Dangamvura/Chikanga Mutseyami Chapfiwa Prosper M MDC- Alliance 53 Manicaland Headlands Chingosho Christopher Peter M ZANU PF 54 Manicaland Makoni Central Tekeshe David M MDC- Alliance 55 Manicaland Makoni North Munetsi James M ZANU PF 56 Manicaland Makoni South Mataranyika Dudzai Misheck M ZANU PF 57 Manicaland Makoni West Muswere Jenfan M ZANU PF 58 Manicaland Musikavanhu Murire Joshua M ZANU PF 59 Manicaland Mutare Central Gonese Innocent Tinashe M MDC- Alliance 60 Manicaland Mutare North Madiro Michael M ZANU PF 61 Manicaland Mutare South Ngome Jefry M ZANU PF 62 Manicaland Mutare West Muchimwe Percy Teedzai M ZANU PF 63 Manicaland Mutasa Central Saruwaka Trevor Jones Lovelace M MDC- Alliance Page 1 of 7 64 Manicaland Mutasa North Madiwa Chido F ZANU PF 65 Manicaland Mutasa South Tsunga Regai M MDC- Alliance 66 Manicaland Nyanga North Sanyatwe Chido F ZANU PF 67 Manicaland Nyanga South Mandiwanzira Supa Collins M ZANU PF 68 Mashonaland Central Bindura North Musanhi Kenneth. Shupikai M ZANU PF 69 Mashonaland Central Bindura South Matangira Toendepi. Remigious M ZANU PF 70 Mashonaland Central Guruve North Dzepasi Girovah M ZANU PF 71 Mashonaland Central Guruve South Dutiro Patrick M ZANU PF 72 Mashonaland Central Mazowe Central Chidamba Sydney M ZANU PF 73 Mashonaland Central Mazowe North Mugweni Campion Takura M ZANU PF 74 Mashonaland Central Mazowe South Chasi Fortune M ZANU PF 75 Mashonaland Central Mazowe West Kazembe Kazembe M ZANU PF 76 Mashonaland Central Mbire Karoro Douglas M ZANU PF 77 Mashonaland Central Mt Darwin East Marikisi Norman M ZANU PF 78 Mashonaland Central Mt Darwin North Muponora Noveti M ZANU PF 79 Mashonaland Central Mt Darwin South Kabozo Stephen M ZANU PF 80 Mashonaland Central Mt Darwin West Seremwe Bannwell M ZANU PF 81 Mashonaland Central Muzarabani North Zhemu Soda M ZANU PF 82 Mashonaland Central Muzarabani South Tapera Saizi M ZANU PF 83 Mashonaland Central Rushinga Nyabani Tendai M ZANU PF 84 Mashonaland Central Shamva North Gorerino Oscar M ZANU PF 85 Mashonaland Central Shamva South Bushu Bramwell M ZANU PF 86 Mashonaland East Chikomba Central Mhona Felix Tapiwa M ZANU PF 87 Mashonaland East Chikomba East Kanhutu Irene Nzenza F ZANU PF 88 Mashonaland East Chikomba West Mangwiro John Chamunorwa M ZANU PF 89 Mashonaland East Goromonzi North Bvute Ozias M ZANU PF 90 Mashonaland East Goromonzi South Chikudo Rueben M MDC- Alliance 91 Mashonaland East Goromonzi West Mutodi Energy M ZANU PF 92 Mashonaland East Maramba Pfungwe Karumazondo Makuwi Tichawona M ZANU PF 93 Mashonaland East Marondera Central Matewu Caston M MDC- Alliance 94 Mashonaland East Marondera East Chidakwa Patrick M ZANU PF 95 Mashonaland East Marondera West Mukunyaidze Spiwe Elizabeth I F ZANU PF 96 Mashonaland East Mudzi North Kachepa Newton M ZANU PF 97 Mashonaland East Mudzi South Samukange Jonathan Tawonana M ZANU PF 98 Mashonaland East Mudzi West Mudyiwa Magna F ZANU PF 99 Mashonaland East Murewa North Garwe Daniel M ZANU PF 100 Mashonaland East Murewa South Matiza Biggie Joel M ZANU PF 101 Mashonaland East Murewa West Sewera Jonah Nyikadzino M ZANU PF 102 Mashonaland East Mutoko East Musiyiwa Richard M ZANU PF 103 Mashonaland East Mutoko North Chinomona Mabel Memory F ZANU PF 104 Mashonaland East Mutoko South Shumbamhini Hebert M ZANU PF 105 Mashonaland East Seke Kashambe Munyaradzi Tobias M ZANU PF 106 Mashonaland East Uzumba Mudarikwa Simbaneuta M ZANU PF 107 Mashonaland East Wedza North Musabayana David M ZANU PF 108 Mashonaland East Wedza South Machakarika Tinoda M ZANU PF 109 Mashonaland West Chakari Nkani Andrew M ZANU PF 110 Mashonaland West Chegutu East Shamu Webster Kotiwani M ZANU PF 111 Mashonaland West Chegutu West Nduna Dexter M ZANU PF 112 Mashonaland West Chinhoyi Mataruse Peter M MDC- Alliance 113 Mashonaland West Hurungwe Central Ndiweni Doubt M ZANU PF 114 Mashonaland West Hurungwe East Masenda Ngoni T M ZANU PF 115 Mashonaland West Hurungwe North Gandawa Musavaya Ability M ZANU PF 116 Mashonaland West Hurungwe West Mliswa Mary T F ZANU PF 117 Mashonaland West Kadoma Central Chinyanganya Muchineripi M MDC- Alliance 118 Mashonaland West Kariba Houghton John Roland M MDC- Alliance 119 Mashonaland West Magunje Kashiri Cecil M ZANU PF 120 Mashonaland West Makonde Paradza Kindness M ZANU PF 121 Mashonaland West Mhangura Masango Chinhamo Precious F ZANU PF 122 Mashonaland West Mhondoro Mubaira Kapuya Freddy M ZANU PF 123 Mashonaland West Mhondoro-Ngezi Mukuhlani Tavengwa M ZANU PF 124 Mashonaland West Muzvezve Haritatos Vangelis Peter M ZANU PF 125 Mashonaland West Norton Mliswa Temba Peter M Independent 126 Mashonaland West Sanyati Kambamwa Polite M ZANU PF 127 Mashonaland West Zvimba East Tungamirayi Tawanda M ZANU PF 128 Mashonaland West Zvimba North Chombo Marrian F ZANU PF 129 Mashonaland West Zvimba South Chiyangwa Philip M ZANU PF 130 Mashonaland West Zvimba West Ziyambi Ziyambi M ZANU PF 131 Masvingo Bikita East Madhuku Johnson M ZANU PF Page 2 of 7 132 Masvingo Bikita South Sithole Josiah M ZANU PF 133 Masvingo Bikita West Musakwa Elia M ZANU PF 134 Masvingo Chiredzi East Masiya Denford M ZANU PF 135 Masvingo Chiredzi North Billah Royi M ZANU PF 136 Masvingo Chiredzi South Gwanetsa Kalisto Killion M ZANU PF 137 Masvingo Chiredzi West Musikavanhu Dumo Augustine M ZANU PF 138 Masvingo Chivi Central Gwanongodza Ephraim M ZANU PF 139 Masvingo Chivi North Tongofa Mathias M ZANU PF 140 Masvingo Chivi South Zivhu Killer M ZANU PF 141 Masvingo Gutu Central Chitando Winston M ZANU PF 142 Masvingo Gutu East Chikwama Berta F ZANU PF 143 Masvingo Gutu North Simbanegavi Yeukai M ZANU PF 144 Masvingo Gutu South Togarepi Pupurai M ZANU PF 145 Masvingo Gutu West Paradza John M ZANU PF 146 Masvingo Masvingo Central Mhere Edmond M ZANU PF 147 Masvingo Masvingo North Marapira Davison M ZANU PF 148 Masvingo Masvingo South Maronge Cladious M ZANU PF 149 Masvingo Masvingo Urban Nyokanhete Jacob M MDC- Alliance 150 Masvingo Masvingo West Chadzamira Ruvai Ezra M ZANU PF 151 Masvingo Mwenezi East Omar Joosbi M ZANU PF 152 Masvingo Mwenezi West
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    Zimbabwe Country Report October 2003 Country Information and Policy Unit Immigration and Nationality Directorate Home Office, United Kingdom Zimbabwe October 2003 CONTENTS 1 Scope of the Document 1.1 - 1.4 2 Geography 2.1 - 2.3 3 Economy 3.1 4 History 4.1 - 4.175 Independence 1980 4.1 - 4.5 Matabeleland Insurgency 1983-87 4.6 - 4.9 Elections 1995 & 1996 4.10 - 4.11 Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) 4.12 - 4.13 Parliamentary Elections, June 2000 4.14 - 4.23 - Background 4.14 - 4.16 - Election Violence & Farm Occupations 4.17 - 4.18 - Election Results 4.19 - 4.23 - Post-election Violence 2000 4.24 - 4.27 - By election results in 2000 4.28 - 4.29 - Marondera West 4.28 - Bikita West 4.29 - Legal challenges to election results in 2000 4.30 Incidents in 2001 4.31 - 4.58 - Bulawayo local elections, September 2001 4.48 - 4.52 - By elections in 2001 4.53 - 4.55 - Bindura 4.53 - Makoni West 4.54 - Chikomba 4.55 - Legal Challenges to election results in 2001 4.56 - 4.58 Incidents in 2002 4.59 - 4.94 - Presidential Election, March 2002 4.59 - 4.68 - Background 4.69 - 4.81 - Election Result 4.69 - 4.72 - Rural elections September 2002 4.73 - 4.81 - By election results in 2002 4.82 - 4.89 - Hurungwe West 4.90 - 4.93 - Insiza 4.90 - Kuwadzana 4.91 - Highfield 4.92 - Legal challenges to election results in 2002 4.93 Incidents in 2003 4.94 - Mass Action 18-19 March 2003 4.95 - 4.112 - ZCTU strike 23-25 April 4.113 - 4.129 - MDC Mass Action 2-6 June 4.130 - 4.147 - Mayoral and Urban Council elections 30-31 August 4.148 - 4.164 - Mayor of Harare 4.165
  • Manicaland Province

    Manicaland Province

    Page 1 of 35 Manicaland Province LOCAL AUTH ASSEMBLY WARDNUMBER NAME OF POLLING STATION FACILITY Buhera RDC Buhera Central 16 Mudanda Health centre Buhera RDC Buhera Central 16 Madzimbashuro Health centre Buhera RDC Buhera Central 16 Bika Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 16 Mutewe Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 16 Nechavava Primary School 5 Buhera RDC Buhera Central 17 Sositeni BC Tent Buhera RDC Buhera Central 17 Viriri Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 17 Hukuimwe Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 17 Mukono Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 17 Sanga Primary School 5 Buhera RDC Buhera Central 18 Mugombe Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 18 Matauto Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 18 Nyashanu Secondary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 18 Mumbinjo Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 18 Matauto Secondary school 5 Buhera RDC Buhera Central 19 Ndyarima Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 19 Nyamakute Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 19 Bangure Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 19 Manhuru BC Tent 4 Buhera RDC Buhera Central 20 Betera Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 20 Mutemera Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 20 Chihera Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 20 Nhamo Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 20 Betera Secondary school 5 Page 2 of 35 LOCAL AUTH ASSEMBLY WARDNUMBER NAME OF POLLING STATION FACILITY Buhera RDC Buhera Central 21 Maweni BC Tent Buhera RDC Buhera Central 21 Basira Primary School Buhera RDC Buhera Central 21 Mukambirwa