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Page 1 of 26 Mashonaland Central Province Name of Constituency LOCAL AUTHORITY WARDNUMBER NAME OF POLLING STATION FACILITY Bindura North Bindura Municipality 1 Bindura Health Centre Tent Bindura North Bindura Municipality 1 Bindura Primary Primary School 2 Bindura North Bindura Municipality 2 Shashi Primary School Bindura North Bindura Municipality 2 Bindura University New Site Bindura North Bindura Municipality 2 Zimbabwe Open University Open University Site 3 Bindura North Bindura Municipality 3 DA's Campus Tent Bindura North Bindura Municipality 3 Chipindura Secondary school 2 Bindura North Bindura Municipality 4 Salvation Primary School 1 Bindura North Bindura Municipality 5 Chipadze Primary A Bindura North Bindura Municipality 5 Chipadze Primary School 2 Bindura North Bindura Municipality 6 Chipindura Primary School B Bindura North Bindura Municipality 6 Chipindura Primary SchoolA 2 Bindura North Bindura Municipality 7 Chipadze Secondary school 1 Bindura North Bindura Municipality 8 Marian Primary School Bindura North Bindura Municipality 8 Aerodrome Shopping Centre Tent 2 Bindura North Bindura Municipality 9 New School Building Primary School Bindura North Bindura Municipality 9 Chiwaridzo New Service Centre Tent 2 Bindura North Bindura Municipality 10 Chiwaridzo Shopping Centre Open Space Tent Bindura North Bindura Municipality 10 Hermann Gmeiner Secondary school 2 Bindura North Bindura Municipality 11 Makwinja Street Open Space Tent 1 Bindura North Bindura Municipality 12 Chiwaridzo 2 Shopping centre Tent 1 Bindura North Bindura RDC 1 Chumbere Primary School Bindura North Bindura RDC 1 Dimitra Primary School Bindura North Bindura RDC 1 Banwell Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 1 Manga Primary School 4 Page 2 of 26 Name of Constituency LOCAL AUTHORITY WARDNUMBER NAME OF POLLING STATION FACILITY Bindura North Bindura RDC 2 Ashcott Primary School Bindura North Bindura RDC 2 Matepatepa Country Club Country Club Bindura North Bindura RDC 2 Azikara Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 2 Frinton Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 2 Terragwaai Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 2 Mazunga Primary School 6 Bindura North Bindura RDC 3 Rossetta Rust Primary School Bindura North Bindura RDC 3 Hinton Estates Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 3 Felton Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 3 Lagnaha Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 3 Chomkuta Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 3 Mabwemachena Secondary school Bindura North Bindura RDC 3 Duntarvie Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 3 Makopi Range 8 Bindura North Bindura RDC 4 Hurlingham Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 4 Chiveri Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 4 Mupfurudzi Resettlement Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 4 Bodele Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 4 Chevakadzi Resettlement Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 4 Retreat Primary School Bindura North Bindura RDC 4 Guitingwood Farm Tent 7 Bindura North Bindura RDC 5 St Basil Primary School Bindura North Bindura RDC 5 Dondori Primary School Bindura North Bindura RDC 5 Benridge Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 5 Craigside Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 5 Tarlington Farm Tent 5 Bindura North Bindura RDC 7 Uronga South Primary School Bindura North Bindura RDC 7 Chipadze Farm Secondary school Bindura North Bindura RDC 7 Dawmill Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 7 Chiwaridza Farm Tent 4 Bindura North Bindura RDC 19 Irenedale Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 19 Foothills Primary School Bindura North Bindura RDC 19 Benwell farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 19 Jesmond Deane Estate Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 19 Riverview Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 19 Sydenham Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 19 Makori Range Primary School 7 Bindura North Bindura RDC 20 Zvakwana Primary School Bindura North Bindura RDC 20 Avocca Primary School Bindura North Bindura RDC 20 Nethergreen Primary School Bindura North Bindura RDC 20 Melfort Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 20 Claverhill Farm Tent Bindura North Bindura RDC 20 Selwood Farm Tent 6 Total No. of in Bindura North 68 Page 3 of 26 Name of Constituency LOCAL AUTHORITY WARDNUMBER NAME OF POLLING STATION FACILITY Bindura South Bindura RDC 6 Kingstone Farm Tent Bindura South Bindura RDC 6 Trojan B Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 6 Trojan A Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 6 Gosforth Farm Tent Bindura South Bindura RDC 6 Chipindura East Open Space Bindura South Bindura RDC 6 Brinkburn Farm 6 Bindura South Bindura RDC 8 S.O.S Maizelands Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 8 The Vale Farm Tent Bindura South Bindura RDC 8 Burnside Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 8 Ruwanga Farm Tent 4 Bindura South Bindura RDC 9 Chireka Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 9 Chirikadzi B C Business Centre Bindura South Bindura RDC 9 Matapi B C Business Centre 3 Bindura South Bindura RDC 10 Manhenga Council Offices Bindura South Bindura RDC 10 Dengu Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 10 Wayerera Primary School 3 Bindura South Bindura RDC 11 Jingo Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 11 Chigiji Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 11 Chiriseri Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 11 Besa Business Centre Bindura South Bindura RDC 11 Chitauro Business Centre 5 Bindura South Bindura RDC 12 Masembura Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 12 Maravanyika Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 12 Chitunhu B C Business Centre 3 Bindura South Bindura RDC 13 Chiveso Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 13 Murembe Secondary school 2 Bindura South Bindura RDC 14 Musana Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 14 Muchapondwa Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 14 Muchapondwa B C Business Centre 3 Bindura South Bindura RDC 15 Chakanyemba Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 15 Nyava Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 15 Nyava Secondary school 3 Bindura South Bindura RDC 16 Gwaze Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 16 Rutope Health centre Bindura South Bindura RDC 16 Chindotwe Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 16 Mumurwi Primary School 4 Bindura South Bindura RDC 17 Mupandira Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 17 Nzirawa B C Business Centre 2 Bindura South Bindura RDC 18 Mashambanhaka Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 18 Gorwa Primary School 2 Bindura South Bindura RDC 21 Saimoona Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 21 Thrums Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 21 Pimento Park Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 21 Pednor Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 21 Geluk Farm Tent Bindura South Bindura RDC 21 Mapunga Primary School Bindura South Bindura RDC 21 Batanai Community Hall Community Hall 7 Total No. of Polling Stations in Bindura South 47 Page 4 of 26 Name of Constituency LOCAL AUTHORITY WARDNUMBER NAME OF POLLING STATION FACILITY Guruve North 2 Nyamanji Primary School Guruve North 2 Chikwidibe Primary School Guruve North 2 Matare Primary School 3 Guruve North 4 Mukaera Art Centre Tent Guruve North 4 Matsvitsi Secondary school Guruve North 4 Mukwenya Primary School Guruve North 4 Chimfombo Primary School 4 Guruve North 5 Chipangura Primary School Guruve North 5 Museka Dip Tent Guruve North 5 Museka Business Centre Tent Guruve North 5 Tembure Pre School 4 Guruve North 6 Muzika Primary School Guruve North 6 Chimanikire Primary School Guruve North 6 Guruve District Registry New Complex Guruve North 6 Kasuo Tent Guruve North 6 Gurupira Village Primary School 5 Guruve North 14 Masomo Primary School Guruve North 14 Nyatsengwa Primary School Guruve North 14 Gera Village Primary School 3 Guruve North 16 Murimbika Village Tent Guruve North 16 Mamini Primary School Guruve North 16 Kaminza B C Business Centre 3 Guruve North 17 Gota Primary School Guruve North 17 Rungudzi Health centre 2 Guruve North 18 Chemachinda Primary School Guruve North 18 Chingwaro Primary School Guruve North 18 Chiweshe Business Centre Tent Guruve North 18 Kachuta Health centre 4 Guruve North 19 Chiropa Business Centre Business Centre Guruve North 19 Negomo Primary School Guruve North 19 Nyagumbo Primary School 3 Guruve North 20 Mushoshoma Primary School Guruve North 20 Kadzimwenji Primary School Guruve North 20 Ruzvidzo Village Tent Guruve North 20 Hamadziripi Village Tent 4 Guruve North 21 Gwakwe Primary School Guruve North 21 Red Lichen Primary School Guruve North 21 Manovi Farm Tent Guruve North 21 Mutota Primary School Guruve North 21 Nyamuseve Secondary school 5 Guruve North 23 Kemutamba Primary School Guruve North 23 Mudhindo Primary School Guruve North 23 Mudhindo Village Tent 3 Guruve North 24 Mushongahande Primary School Guruve North 24 Mushongahande Business Centre Business Centre Guruve North 24 Vira Primary School Guruve North 24 Goromonzi business centre Tent 4 Total No. of Polling Stations in Guruve North 47 Page 5 of 26 Name of Constituency LOCAL AUTHORITY WARDNUMBER NAME OF POLLING STATION FACILITY Guruve South Guruve RDC 1 Muroyiwa Primary School Guruve South Guruve RDC 1 Siyalima Primary School Guruve South Guruve RDC 1 Horse Shoe Primary School Guruve South Guruve RDC 1 Chengoma Farm Tent Guruve South Guruve RDC 1 Tengenenge Art Centre Art Centre Guruve South Guruve RDC 1 Manyika Primary School 6 Guruve South Guruve RDC 3 Mbizimwenje Primary School Guruve South Guruve RDC 3 Muzura Primary School Guruve South Guruve RDC 3 Maware Primary School Guruve South Guruve RDC 3 Nyakapupu Primary School 4 Guruve South Guruve RDC 7 Ruwinga B C Tent Guruve South Guruve RDC 7 Ruwinga Primary School Guruve South Guruve RDC 7 Kugotsi Primary School Guruve South Guruve RDC 7 Magwenya Primary School Guruve South
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    BINDURA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE EDUCATION FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT OF PEACE AND GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES FACED BY A1 FARMERS OF FAST TRACK LAND REFORM PROGRAMME: CASE STUDY OF DUNKERRY FARM, MATEPATEPA AREA IN BINDURA DISTRICT (2000-2014) BY MUSONZA EFFORT B1233404 A DISSERTATION SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PEACE AND GOVERNANCE, FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE HONORS DEGREE IN PEACE AND GOVERNCE DECEMBER 2015 1 i DECLARATION AND RELEASE FORM NAME OF AUTHOR: MUSONZA EFFORT STUDENT NUMBER: (B1233404) DISSERTATION TITLE: CHALLENGES FACED BY A1 FARMERS OF FAST TRACK LAND REFORM PROGRAMME, CASE STUDY OF DUNKERRY FARM, MATEPATEPA AREA IN BINDURA DISTRICT (2000- 2014). Degree Title : HBSC PEACE AND GOVERNANCE Year : 2015 I Musonza Effort studying HBSC Peace and Governance, cognizant of the facts that plagiarism is a serious academic offence and that falsifying information is a breach of ethics of the programme being undertaken by the student. I granted permission to the university to use this report for educational purposes. Permanent Home Address: Dombawera Primary School, P. Bag 800, Matepatepa Bindura Student Name ……………………………………………….. Signature ……………………………………………………… Date ……………………………………………………………. i APPROVAL FORM The undersigned certify that they read and recommend to the Bindura University of Science Education for acceptance. A dissertation entitled: Challenges faced by A1 farmers of Fast Track Land Reform Programme, case study of Dunkerry farm, Matepatepa area in Bindura District (2000-2014). Submitted by Musonza Effort in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the Bachelor of Science Honors Degree in Peace and Governance. Student Name …………………………….…… Date ……………………… Signature……..………………………………… Supervisor Name…………………………….… Date ……………………… Signature..……………………………….…….
  • Mashonaland Central Province : 2013 Harmonised Elections:Presidential Election Results

    Mashonaland Central Province : 2013 Harmonised Elections:Presidential Election Results

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