Mudzi

Government

Mudzi District had seventeen administrative wards formed into three parliamentary constituencies, and one designated growth centre at Kotwa.

In the Zimbabwe 1985 Parliamentary Election, Mudzi returned to Parliament:

• Abraham Kabasa of Zanu PF - 30 290 votes.
• Justin Chibundu Gutuza of UANC - 1 726 votes.
• Nicholas Mtero Mhlambi of PF-ZAPU - 267 votes.
• Tennyson Tennis Shereni Magura of ZANU - 101 votes.

In the 1990 Parliamentary Election (see A History of Zimbabwean Elections) Mudzi returned to Parliament:

• Bainos Mupezeni of Zanu PF, Unopposed

In the 2013 Elections, (see A History of Zimbabwean Elections) Mudzi North returned to Parliament:

• Newten Kachepa of Zanu PF with 15 997 votes or 87.15 percent,
• Anyway Mupanduki of MDC–T with 1 857 votes or 10.12 percent,
• Jimmy Jombo Charowa of MDC–N with 501 votes or 2.73 percent,
• 3 others with 1 147 votes or 9.59 percent.

Total 18 355 votes

In the 2013 Elections, (see A History of Zimbabwean Elections) Mudzi South returned to Parliament:

• Jonathan Samukange of Independent with 7 879 votes or 48.70 percent,
• Eric Navaya of Zanu PF with 7 742 votes or 47.85 percent,
• Milton Kanomukuyu of MDC–T with 400 votes or 2.47 percent,
• Samson Chikandira of MDC–N with 158 votes or 0.98 percent,

Total 16 179 votes

In the 2013 Elections, (see A History of Zimbabwean Elections) Mudzi West returned to Parliament:

• Aqualinah Katsande of Zanu PF with 14 266 votes or 93.45 percent,
• Mennard Ushe of MDC–T with 733 votes or 4.80 percent,
• Daimurimi Mutasa of MDC–N with 267 votes or 1.75 percent,
• 3 others with 1 147 votes or 9.59 percent.

Total 15 266 votes

The Mudzi local government is Mudzi RDC.