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Dr <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nkosana_Moyo">Nkosana Moyo</a>, Zimbabwe’s former Finance Minister has opened up on stepping down as the leader of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Alliance_For_The_People%27s_Agenda">Alliance for People’s Agenda (APA)</a>.
Moyo who contested in the 2018 Presidential elections told Open Parly’s Lynette Manzini that he resigned as APA leader due to a number of reasons chief among them faith in the ability of young people to take over.
Moyo also said the party is in the process of finding his replacement adding the Secretary-General was the interim leader. 
He said he is still a member of APA and was now focused on enlightening members of the public about voting and voting wisely for sustainable transformation in the country. 
Moyo observed that Zimbabweans complain a lot at the same time failing to realise that they are responsible for the crises in the country. 
He said members of the general public engage in protests but ignore other important governance processes like voting thereby leaving their future in the hands of those who vote.
Watch the video below for more:
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Dr Nkosana Moyo Speaks On Stepping Down As APA Leader

MDC Alliance spokesperson Welshman Ncube has warned voters to be wary of politicians such as the leader of the Alliance for the People’s Agenda (APA) Nkosana Moyo. Ncube said that Moyo seems to be suffering from the effects of marijuana if he expects to lead the country without a single candidate for the house of assembly or local government elections. Speaking at a rally in Hwange, Ncube said,
<blockquote>To give you examples so that you see that in Zimbabwe we have a problem of mbanje, there is Nkosana. He wants to be a president. He is alone. He has no other candidate. Where will he appoint ministers from? In Parliament, who will vote for your laws? If you go to Parliament without MPs they will chase you away.</blockquote>
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More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/07/ncube-mocks-nkosana-moyo/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">NewsDay</a>

Nkosana Moyo Is An Example Of Zim's Drug Problem: Welshman Ncube

The Nkosana Moyo led Alliance for the People’s Agenda (APA) launched its election manifesto at the Rotary Centre in Harare on Wednesday. The manifesto was launched under the theme “It’s time to rehabilitate Zimbabwe”
You can download the document by clicking on the link below
<h2><a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/APA-Manifesto-2018.pdf">APA-Manifesto-2018</a></h2>

Download PDF: Election Manifesto For Nkosana Moyo's APA

Fellow citizens, at 38 Zimbabwe should be a maturing nation preparing to move in to her 40’s with confidence. Instead, we are a punch drunk unsteady country, unsure of our destiny and without any credibility either domestically or internationally.
The promise of independence was a country of equal opportunity for all and freed from racism and injustice for the black majority. We looked forward to a united country where opportunities would abound for all citizens with perfectly attainable goals of health and education for all by 2000. Today, our health and education facilities are a sorry sight. We anticipated a booming economy, stemming from our strategic location in the region and manufacturing base. Today, our capacity is less than 30% and falling. We knew our work ethic would lead to sustainable food security but today our farmers go for weeks without being paid their dues. Our country is in crisis in all aspects of life, from an uprooted constitutional order to a devastated economy and broken families. The predatory elite that took power and retained it at all costs continues to rule over us and ruin the country. Only we, the citizens, can still make the independence dream come true.
The Alliance for the People’s Agenda, APA, has a plan to restore the promise of independence based on our pillars of national cohesion, national institutions, service delivery, meritocracy and sound economic management. We understand that only the right combination of core values and competence will bring about lasting peace and prosperity for our people. We, the citizens, have a responsibility and duty towards our country. The APA logo is an hour glass to remind us all of the importance of time. Time is of the essence and time waits for no man. We must
seize the opportunity of the imminent elections and make sure we lose no more time. It is time to complete the independence journey. Let us elect a party and a leader with the capacity to deliver the missing element of our indepedence, that is economic independence.
As we edge towards 40, let us challenge ourselves to display the maturity required of voters who have seen much, experienced the worst and now long for the fulfillment of democracy’s promise. Our soldiers brought us political independence. We now need a different type of freedom fighter…we desperately need an economic liberator. It is time to vote APA for core values and competence and for a sustainable future.
It is time • Yava Nguva • Sekuyisikhathi

We Can Still Make The Independence Dream Come True: Nkosana Moyo's Independence Day Message

Nine Bulawayo provincial executive members of Nkosana Moyo’s Alliance for People’s Agenda (APA) resigned citing a number of issues which include lack of party funding for candidates, no clear structure within the party and no clear road map for the election campaign.
The former provincial executives said they were planning to contest the upcoming general elections under a new coalition of independent candidates, Independent Bulawayo 40. Those who resigned are provincial secretary-general, Nkosana Mkandla, Mduduzi Ndlovu (organising secretary), Nhlanhla Moyo, Natasha Karimakwenda (youth secretary-general) , Johane Marufu (committee member, disability), an AC Gula-Ndebele (elections strategist national youth wing), Nqobizitha Mabhena (chairperson, Matabeleland North) and Dave Ncube (a member). Part of the joint letter to APA Bukawayo provincial chairperson reads:
<blockquote>We also renounce our candidature under the APA ticket in the upcoming 2018 elections. The reasons for us departing from the party are; there is value in being an independent candidate, more in touch with the electorate on the ground, lack of party funding for candidates, no clear structure within the party especially at national level, no clear road map for the election campaign.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/04/provincial-executive-members-dump-nkosana-moyo/">NewsDay</a>

Provincial Executive Members Leave Nkosana Moyo, Form "Independent Bulawayo 40" Coalition

Aspiring presidential candidate and leader of the Alliance for the People’s Agenda (APA) Dr Nkosana Moyo has said that his party will not hold any political rallies or distribute any party regalia, in order to protect its supporters from being targeted or victimised. He also said that his party was going to focus on creating employment rather than donating goods to potential voters when campaigning. Speaking at the launch of provincial structures in Harare, Dr Moyo said:
<blockquote>The reality of today is that the country is poisoned and people are killed for wearing T-shirts. Let us not expose each other. And if I go begging for money from donors to print T-shirts, I will be selling out and I cannot sell the country for T-shirts.
We don’t want leaders who beg for money to buy you T-shirts and fertilizers; we want leaders who can fix the economy and create jobs so that you can have the dignity to buy your own things.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.newzimbabwe.com/news-40092-Nkosana+Moyo+rejects+rallies,+party+regalia/news.aspx">New Zimbabwe</a>

We Will Not Hold Rallies Or Wear Party Regalia Says Dr Nkosana Moyo

MDC-T, National People’s Party (NPP) and Alliance for the People’s Agenda (APA) spoke against the recent cabinet reshuffle by President Robert Mugabe.
MDC-T spokesperson Obert Gutu said that the reshuffle and the creation of the Ministry of Cyber Security headed by Patrick Chinamasa was meant to control social media ahead of the 2018 elections. Said Gutu:
<blockquote>He (Mugabe) will do whatever it takes to control and muzzle social media in order to suppress public discontent against his corrupt regime. This is why Chinamasa, an intolerant and temperamental fascist himself, has been tasked to head the newly-created Cyber-security ministry.</blockquote>
NPP secretary-general Gift Nyandoro said that the reshuffle has nothing to do with fixing the economy but is part of Zanu-PF succession wars. Said Nyandoro:
<blockquote>The exercise has nothing to do with economic deliverables, but establishing of a loyal and submissive bootlicking team to his (Mugabe’s) ever shouting wife and, hence, the surprise package of ‘Cremora’ Webster Shamu. To suggest that the reshuffle has anything to do with performance would require such proponents to tell Zimbabweans the economic deliverables of the Ministry of Psychomotor Skills and Ignatius Chombo, who headed Home Affairs.</blockquote>
APA leader Nkosana Moyo reiterated the need for a smaller cabinet while the Welshman Ncube led MDC criticised the appointment of CIO director general Happyton Bonyongwe saying that it was a strategy to weaken the court system. Said MDC-N spokesperson Kurauone Chihwayi:
<blockquote>The sinister motives of the so-called reshuffle is evidenced by the appointment of CIO [Central Intelligence Organisation] boss Happyton Bonyongwe into the Justice ministry, which by one stroke, has reduced the courts and other vital public institutions into CIO projects.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/10/deadwood-will-not-revive-economy/">NewsDay</a>

Opposition parties comment on cabinet reshuffle

Presidential candidate Nkosana Moyo has raised $6 078 of a $500 000 target in 24 days. It is not clear what the money will be used for but the assumption is that it will be used for campaigning. Below are the people’s reactions:
https://twitter.com/ZimunyaWilliam/status/898472698837434368
https://twitter.com/ZimunyaWilliam/status/898472032291225600
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At least he s transparent about the donations
— Sanganai (@McGushaz) <a href="https://twitter.com/McGushaz/status/898621331666870272?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 18, 2017</a></blockquote>
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As a % to target, equates to % of voters he will get,.slightly higher tho
— Ridiculous Moyo (@RidiculousMoyo) <a href="https://twitter.com/RidiculousMoyo/status/898404720154259456?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 18, 2017</a></blockquote>
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Even bicycles make a small puff of dust that quickly settle, certainly can't be said for a 36 wheeler. The dust has settled for APA already
— Itai Tione Wasu 🇿🇼#ZimbabweLivesMatter (@ionkid81) <a href="https://twitter.com/ionkid81/status/898613471406833664?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 18, 2017</a></blockquote>
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Presidential candidate Nkosana Moyo raises $6 078 of a $500 000 target, here's what people think

Dr Nkosana Moyo announce that he will be running for president in 2018 at a press conference held at the Meikles today.
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