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The Alliance for the People’s Agenda (APA) has endorsed Robert Chapman, of the Democratic Union of Zimbabwe (DUZ) as the Presidential Candidate for the 2023 general elections following the departure of its founding president Nkosana Moyo.
In a statement issued on 14 December 2022, APA said it cannot in good conscience form an alliance with either ZANU PF, MDC, or CCC, because they do not share the same values of meritocracy-based politics. It said:
<blockquote>
… we cannot in all conscience support either ZANU PF or the MDC in its various guises, including that of CCC.
Both parties have consistently displayed a culture of violence, intolerance towards those who might challenge the top leadership, misogyny and a lack of depth in finding practical solutions to the self-inflicted challenges that face our country.
The latest stampede for $40 000 “loans” should have convinced even the most ardent of their supporters that current politicians have a self-serving agenda to join the system.
</blockquote>
APA said the decision to back Chapman follows several meetings between officials from both parties. The party said:
<blockquote>
We have, however, held several meetings with Robert Chapman, of the Democratic Union of Zimbabwe, over several months and have found a common cause in core values and competence.
APA is, therefore, happy to endorse him as the Presidential Candidate for 2023. We call upon our members and all those Zimbabweans who believe, understand and support our message to engage with the messaging from and vote for Robert Chapman for President.
In a sense, we are passing the baton from Dr Nkosana Moyo the democrat and technocrat to Robert Chapman, the democrat and technocrat. We also encourage our supporters to vote APA where APA fields its own candidates for parliament.
</blockquote>

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Nkosana Moyo's Former Party, APA, Endorses Robert Chapman As 2023 Presidential Candidate

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:
<blockquote data-secret="CBZ6ysOdGy"><a href="https://openparly.com/here-is-why-nkosana-moyo-stepped-down-as-apa-leader/">Here is why Nkosana Moyo stepped down as APA leader</a></blockquote>
<h2><a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">More Pindula News</a></h2>

Dr Nkosana Moyo Speaks On Stepping Down As APA Leader

Mzembi Says Zimbabweans Are Satisfied By Lowest Services As Nkosana Moyo Quits Politics

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WATCH: Nkosana Moyo & Noah Manyika Speak On Where Zim's Ruling Elite Are Missing The Link

Dr Nkosana Moyo, leader of Alliance for the People’s Agenda (APA), spoke to The Standard editor Obey Manayiti. In the interview, Moyo was asked his views on Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube’s ability to turn around the economy. Moyo said that evidence suggests that Ncube does not know what he is doing.
On what he would do differently from the past and current regime if, given the opportunity, Moyo said:
<blockquote>Close to 40 years we have been fed that Zimbabwe has been destroyed by sanctions. Firstly, the sanctions were put because we took over our farms but the manner in which we did that, of killing people is the one that called for sanctions. We need to understand that sanctions were applied to Zimbabwe but we need to understand why they were applied.
When you take an action you must assess how other people are going to react. If you are not strong enough don’t do things that are going to make you killed unless if you believe in martyrdom. A leader has a right to decide on martyrdom on behalf of the whole population.
So we need to understand that President Mugabe’s methodology of implementing land redistribution was not smartly thought-out and that is why sanctions were applied.
Secondly, in my opinion, what has destroyed Zimbabwe is not sanctions even as I concede that sanctions by their nature are meant to hurt but we need to understand they were applied in aptitude of our lack of strategic thinking.
More importantly, this country has been destroyed by us as Zimbabweans and not by sanctions and two elements in particular — corruption which is at the top of this administration and assembling the best brains in Cabinet.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2019/01/27/mnangagwas-govt-failed-nkosana-moyo/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">The Standard</a></h4>

APA Leader, Nkosana Moyo Says That Sanctions Are Not The Problem But Corruption

Former cabinet minister and leader of the Alliance for People’s Agenda (APA) leader, Nkosana Moyo has said that this year’s elections will be about the people taking on the politicians.  Moyo, who announced that he was going to launch his manifesto next week said,
<blockquote>The clock is ticking. It indeed is time. Something big is happening for Zimbabwe. The political establishment is on self-destruct mode fuelled by greed and selfish intent. On July 30 it’s the People vs. the Politicians…A new Zimbabwe run differently is not going to be attained by the same methods we have used before of patronage and divisiveness. Because  a fish rots from the head, have to do better.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/nkosana-moyo-says-2018-about-people-vs-politicians-manifesto-to-show-next-week/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">New Zimbabwe</a>

July 30 Is About The People Vs. The Politicians: Nkosana Moyo 

Presidential aspirant and leader of the Agenda of People’s Alliance (APA), Nkosana Moyo says that he will never vote for MDC-T leader Nelson Chamisa. Moyo said that Chamisa had no understanding of finance and economics and as such was ill-suited to become Zimbabwe’s new President. Moyo adds that he would have joined MDC-T otherwise.
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Nelson Chamisa doesn’t understand how the economy works – Nkosana Moyo <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ZimCampaign2018?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ZimCampaign2018</a>
*Nelson Chamisa is the leader of Zimbabwe’s main opposition party, the MDC-T
*Nkosana Moyo is the leader of a new political party in Zimbabwe called the Alliance for the People’s Agenda, APA <a href="https://t.co/lzcc82oDww">pic.twitter.com/lzcc82oDww</a>
— Povo News (@povonewsafrica) <a href="https://twitter.com/povonewsafrica/status/981464542935965697?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 4, 2018</a></blockquote>
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<h3>Full Interview Below</h3>
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Video: Chamisa Does Not Understand Finance, Economics, He Cannot Solve Zim's Problem - Nkosana Moyo

Former cabinet minister Dr Nkosana Moyo is reported to have snubbed an offer to lead Zimbabwe People First. Dr Moyo was approached by Zimbabwe People First elders Didymus Mutasa and Rugare Gumbo. This was revealed by ZimPF official Kudakwashe Bhasikiti at a press conference yesterday. Bhasikiti said the party had settled for Agrippa Mutambara after Moyo’s refusal. Bhasikiti said:
<blockquote>Most of the candidates declined to come and lead the party until we were left with two candidates — Nkosana Moyo and Mutambara. They were called for discussions so that they would share with us their visions. It was clear that Moyo had a different vision and that he wanted to contest as an independent candidate. He said he doesn’t believe in political parties.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/05/04/nkosana-moyo-snubs-mutasa-gumbo/">Newsday</a>

Nkosana Moyo snubs Mutasa and Gumbo, refuses to lead Zimbabwe People First

In an interview with The Standard, former Industry minister Nkosana Moyo revealed that he is considering making a comeback into active politics. Moyo have recently been known for commenting on the political and economic situation in the country via social media platforms and was recently attacked by Information minister Christopher Mushohwe, a move Moyo said he expected.
Excerpts from the interview read:
<blockquote>Silas Nkala: Your name has been mentioned at different platforms as a potential leader of a so-called third force (an alternative opposition party) to contest next year’s elections. Are you planning to make a comeback into politics?
Nkosana Moyo:  I am considering it.
Silas Nkala: What role do you see yourself playing in Zimbabwe as an academic and former minister?
Nkosana Moyo: If I don’t get into active politics, I will definitely be an active and participative citizen. It is my right and responsibility.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2017/03/12/moyo-considering-comeback/">Standard</a>

Nkosana Moyo says he's considering a comeback into politics

The Zanu PF Government has criticised former Industry and International Trade Minister Nkosana Moyo’s assessment that Government’s financial indiscipline and failure to grow the economy that has largely contributed to the current financial crisis.
In a strong worded statement, Government alleges Moyo is being positioned for a faction of an opposition party and accuses him of being “spineless” and a quitter who left Government in 2001 in a rush after failing to contribute anything meaningful to the development of Zimbabwe. Zanu PF further says that “Zimbabweans have a right not to expect any solution from a person who deserted them in the past and now, quisling-like, seeks to join another party.”
Though not saying the cause of the current cash crisis, Government claims that Moyo, having been associated with a few International Finance Institutions, should be the first one to understand the reasons why Zimbabwe is in its current economic situation.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/govt-raps-spineless-nkosana-moyo/">Herald</a>

Zanu PF criticises Nkosana Moyo's assessment on the causes of Zim's cash crisis

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