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<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Wilbert_Mubaiwa/">Wilbert Mubaiwa</a>, a presidential candidate in the recent Zimbabwean elections, aimed to secure 250,000 votes in preparation for the 2028 elections. Despite not winning, Mubaiwa received 53,517 votes, surpassing experienced candidates like <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Lovemore_Madhuku/">Lovemore Madhuku</a>.
Mubaiwa, who operates from an office in Harare’s Newlands area adorned with paintings of liberation heroes, including <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Solomon_Mujuru/">Solomon Mujuru,</a> <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Herbert_Chitepo/">Herbert Chitepo</a>, and <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Joshua_Nkomo/">Joshua Nkomo</a>, expressed respect for these figures. He suggested that they should have retired in 1980, allowing the country to progress. Speaking to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200016564/inside-2023-election-surprise-package">NewsDay</a> on the results, the 61-year-old Mubaiwa whose resume tells the story of a well-schooled man with a portfolio full of high-ranking positions in industry and commerce, said:
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I was shocked by the figures I received. I had targeted 250,000 voters, building up for 2028. People may be surprised by the number of votes I received and may claim that ZEC rigged the election in my favour, but I actually worked hard.
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We hired a public relations company to conduct surveys. We realised that there is a significant number of die-hard supporters in both ZANU PF and CCC. We also discovered that the only way for an opposition party to win is by eating into ZANU PF’s support base.
<figure aria-describedby="caption-attachment-231420" class="wp-caption aligncenter" id="attachment_231420" style="width: 680px"><img alt="Zimbabwe 2023 Elections: Losing Presidential Candidate Said Had Targeted 250 000 Votes" class="wp-image-231420 size-full" decoding="async" height="402" loading="lazy" sizes="(max-width: 680px) 100vw, 680px" src="https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Wilbert-Mubaiwa.jpg" srcset="https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Wilbert-Mubaiwa.jpg 680w, https://news.pindula.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Wilbert-Mubaiwa-300x177.jpg 300w" width="680"/><figcaption class="wp-caption-text" id="caption-attachment-231420">Wilbert Mubaiwa</figcaption></figure>
I realised that I had limited resources, so I only met with leaders in several provinces, hoping that they would spread the word to others in their communities. However, I discovered that most people were serving multiple political parties for financial gain.
We believe that our collective faith in God, our traditions, beliefs and practices handed down to us by our ancestors give purpose and meaning to our nation. They unite the people of Zimbabwe, and Africa as a whole, in a bond of fraternal love, unity and purposefulness.
We stand united and motivated by our fights and struggles against the destabilising and subjugating influences of imperialism, slavery, colonialism, neo-colonialism, inequality and the manipulation of the electorate,” opined the soft-spoken veteran administrator.
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Regarding the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD), Mubaiwa said if President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa/">Emmerson Mnangagwa</a> is serious about it, he should amend the Constitution. Mubaiwa stated that he has not considered joining POLAD and will decide when the time comes. He said POLAD lacks legal statutes, rendering it ineffective.
Mubaiwa recounted his political journey, starting with joining the Zimbabwe People First (ZimPF) Party led by former Vice-President Joice Mujuru in 2016. He later became part of the National People’s Party (NPP) but resigned in October 2017 due to disagreements and undemocratic practices.
Mubaiwa said concerned Zimbabweans approached him to initiate a three-year consultation process to assess the need for a new political party. Based on the resulting report, the National People’s Congress (NPC) was formed, and Mubaiwa was elected as its interim president on March 13, 2022. Subsequently, he became the substantive president of the NPC on January 27, 2023, without facing any opposition.
Mubaiwa’s professional background includes serving as deputy chairperson of the ZESA Holdings board of directors and chairperson of the Hwange Colliery Company. He has also held leadership roles in various organisations, demonstrating his expertise in infrastructure and logistics. Mubaiwa attributes his success to his fascination with numbers and charts.
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Zimbabwe 2023 Elections: Losing Presidential Candidate Said Had Targeted 250 000 Votes

Political parties in the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/POLAD_(Political_Actors_Dialogue)">Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD)</a> platform have made a declaration on electoral reforms that need to be implemented before the 2023 harmonised elections. In a statement seen by Pindula News, POLAD listed six (6) major reforms which must be implemented, among them the need for the state to widen political parties funding to enhance multi-party democracy. Reads the statement:
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We the Political Actors at an Extra-Ordinary Executive Plenary Meetings on Electoral Reforms held on the 17th of December, 2021 and the 14th of January 2022 for the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD), 
Whereas, we recognise that electoral reforms arc pertinent in conducting free and fair elections,
Whereas, we recognise that there is need for organised and structured contestation of elections,
Whereas, we recognise that there are institutions and legal frameworks that facilitate the conducting of elections. There is need to enhance and strengthen the electoral processes, 
And whereas, we are committed to the common understanding that we remain united in our common purpose to dialogue with the intention of resolving the issues affecting the nation, in particular electoral reforms, 
Now, therefore, we have resolved to adopt and recommend the following electoral reforms that affect the Electoral Act:
<h2>Reform 1: All election-related laws to be in the Electoral Act</h2>
Access to the electoral law by all political actors must be easy and the law itself must not be complicated. Ideally, all electoral laws must be found in one Code. This is not the case now: political party financing is in its own legislation, the regulation of political rallies and other political meetings is in a separate statute while access to the media by political actors during the election season is shrouded in mystery and is regulated outside the Electoral Act. It is proposed that all election-related laws must be in the Electoral Act. Thus, the Political Parties (Finance) Act must be repealed and all its provisions transferred to the Electoral Act. The regulation of political rallies and political meetings during an election season must be in the Electoral Act and not MOPA. Special access to the public media during an election season must be provided for in the Electoral Act and not the Broadcasting Services Act.
<h2>Reform 2: State funding of political parties must be widened to promote multi-party democracy.</h2>
The current system of state funding of political parties does not promote the growth of a truly democratic multi-party system. It does not take into account all votes cast in a general election. It has a very high minimum threshold of 5% of votes cast and it does not consider votes cast for the President and for local councillors.
It is proposed that the Political Parties (Finance) Act be amended to take into account all three elections namely Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Authorities for participating political parties. The minimum threshold must be reduced to less than 5%.
<h2>Reform 3: Regulation of political campaign meetings must be kept to a bare minimum during the period from the proclamation of elections up to polling day</h2>
Political campaign meetings during the period from the proclamation of elections up to polling day following flexible arrangements: 
• Door-to-door campaigns: police notified for record purposes only. 
• Meetings of less than SO people indoors: police notified for record purposes only. 
• Meetings of less than 100 people open space: police notified for record purposes only. 
• All other political campaign meetings: 2 days’ notice to the police.
<h2>Reform 4: The Electoral Act must have a specific provision giving each political party fielding candidates in an election a free statutory cumulative minimum two-hour period on each public media platform to propagate its campaign message and a minimum of five articles provided the allocation of time must be proportionate to the number of candidates fielded by the participating political party.</h2>
Access to the public media during the election season, particularly radio and television, is uneven. This must be remedied by a legislated two-hour free slot during prime time viewing for every political party participating in the election and minimum of five (5) articles at least on pages with odd numbers. In addition ZMC must monitor fair coverage of all Political Parties in the public media.
<h2>Reform 5: The formula for the 30% female quota in local authorities recently introduced by the Constitution must be provided for in the Electoral Act in time for 2023.</h2>
The Constitution now provides for a 30% female quota in respect of councillors for local authorities but the Electoral Act has not yet made provision for how the female quota is to be filled. It is proposed that this be done immediately and that the formula currently being used for the female quota in Parliament be used subject to the following difference: the party list of each contesting political party must be headed by a woman who is either less than 35 years of age or is living with disability.
<h2>Reform 6: ZEC regulations must be promulgated at least 6 months before the elections. </h2>
Save in exceptional circumstances, any regulations that ZEC is mandated by law to promulgate to govern a general election must be promulgated at least 6 months before the election. For the avoidance of doubt such regulations must include any amounts of money that candidates may be required to pay. 
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POLAD Declaration On Electoral Reforms [Full Text]

The Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) forum’s Economic Summit is underway in Harare. According to Nick Mangwana, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, some of the people leading discussions at the summit are R. Mukami Kariuki- World Bank; T. Macheka – ZNC; J.Bgoni – ZS; G. van Mortfort – UNDP; HE M.N. Mbete – SA Ambassador to Zimbabwe and HE Guo Shaochun – Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe
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WATCH LIVE: POLAD Economic Summit Underway In Harare

Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) forum members have refuted claims by the Zimbabwe Independent, a local publication that they are set to spend US$4.5 million on the re-engagement drive.
The allegations attracted the wrath of many Zimbabweans including the <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/02/07/full-text-polad-members-to-spend-millions-of-us-dollars-on-a-purported-international-re-engagement-drive/">opposition MDC led by Nelson Chamisa which described the alleged planned tour as a misplaced priority</a> considering that the country has an acute foreign currency deficit.
We present below POLAD’s statement in response to the allegations.
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