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Former State Security Minister Owen Ncube has warned MPs who lost in the ZANU PF primaries not to contest as independent candidates in the upcoming general elections. ZANU PF held its primary elections in March, during which some party heavyweights lost their tickets to represent the party in the August 23 polls.
Despite reports of bhora musango threats and dissatisfaction over candidate imposition and rigging, Ncube described running as an independent candidate as “anti-revolutionary” and urged those who lost in the primaries not to do so. He emphasised that ZANU PF does not vote for independent candidates and that standing as one makes individuals enemies of the party and the revolution.
Addressing ex-combatants in Redcliff recently, Mudha as Ncube is widely known in political circles, said:
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We have people who lost in primary elections and we heard they want to contest as independent candidates.  We don’t have that kind of language in Zanu PF. In Zanu PF we don’t vote for an independent candidate, if you are now contesting as an independent candidate it simply means you are now anti-revolutionary.
We will not vote for you. Don’t use our party name to stand as an independent. the moment you stand as an independent candidate you are now an enemy of Zanu PF, you are an enemy of the revolution. There is no Zanu PF person who will vote for anyone who will contest as an independent candidate.
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During the ZANU PF primaries held in March, prominent individuals such as Philip Chiyangwa, Ziyambi Ziyambi, Sekai Nzenza, Justice Mayor Wadyajena, Joseph Chinotimba, and Mary Mliswa-Chikoka lost their bid to represent the party in the upcoming general elections.
However, Ncube, who is the parliamentarian for Gokwe Kana, was able to obtain his party’s endorsement without any opposition during the internal elections.
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Former State Security Minister Warns Losing ZANU PF MPs Not To Contest Independently

On Saturday, Midlands Provincial Affairs Minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Larry_Mavima/">Larry Mavima</a> and politburo member Daniel Mackenzie Ncube fled an angry ZANU PF mob protesting the alleged rigging of the ruling party’s primary elections in Gokwe-Chireya.
The meeting was intended to reconcile the constituency after chaotic primary polls that saw Torerai Moyo announced as the winner despite losing to Jeremiah Ndukulani.
ZANU PF supporters accused Local Government Minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/July_Moyo/">July Moyo</a> and ex-State Security Minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Owen_Ncube/">Owen “Mudha” Ncube</a> of rigging the internal party polls in favour of Moyo. Chaos erupted when Moyo was introduced as a parliamentary candidate. <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2022/01/06/gokwe-chief-chireya-demands-3-million-from-subject-for-defamation-of-character/">Chief Chireya</a> addressed the supporters:
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When you see him (Mavima), you see the President, when you talk to him, you talk to the President. So I am imploring you to respect and listen to him.
We are all in Zanu PF and I know the committed that I invited are well-behaved. Booing each other happens, but at this party meeting, we came to hear what the minister has to say.
I am the one who invited him to address you. He came here to see the chief, but I asked him to address my people. So why are you booing him before he finishes addressing you?
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Despite Chief Chireya’s attempt to calm the crowd, Mavima was forced to leave after being heckled by angry ZANU PF party members.
The party has been struggling to gather crowds for campaign meetings in the Midlands following chaotic primary polls, <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200011907/minister-flees-angry-zanu-pf-mob">NewsDay</a> reported. ZANU PF youth league secretary Tino Machakaire pleaded with party factions to unite ahead of the August polls, addressing a ZANU PF youth inter-district meeting in Zvimba South. He said:
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Now that the primary elections are over, those that won and the ones who didn’t make it, it’s time to unite towards the goal to support President Mnangagwa in the upcoming harmonised elections for we are one people.
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He was accompanied by his deputy John Paradza, despite reports of conflict between them.
Zvimba South legislator Phillip Chiyangwa urged party supporters to back Dexter Malinganisa, who defeated him in the primaries. Several officials, including Mashonaland West Provincial Affairs and Devolution Minister Mary Mliswa-Chikoka, Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi, and Central Committee member Mike Chimombe, also attended the meeting.
The ZANU PF national security department recently ordered all provinces to prohibit party supporters from using WhatsApp and other social media platforms. The ban on social media platforms for allegedly fueling divisions has caused controversy within the ruling ZANU PF party structures ahead of the upcoming elections.
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Minister And Politburo Member Flee ZANU PF Mob Over Election Rigging

Seventeen (17) out of twenty-two (22) ZANU PF sitting MPs in Manicaland Province lost in the primary elections held over the weekend, reported <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/17-zanu-pf-sitting-mps-bite-the-dust/">The Manica Post</a>.
Joshua Sacco was uncontested in Chimanimani East while Chido Sanyatwe and Supa Mandiwanzira retained their constituencies, that is, Nyanga North and Nyanga South respectively.
Misheck Mugadza also won in Mutasa South while Raymore Machingura sailed through in Chipinge Central, Isau Mupfumi won in Mutare Central, and Shepard Nyika in Makoni Central.
Moses Ruwona defeated Makoni West sitting MP and Information Communication Technology, Postal and Courier Services Minister, Jenfan Muswere.
In Makoni North, ZANU PF will be represented by Joseph Muwombi who defeated the incumbent legislator, James Munetsi while Albert Nyakuedzwa will represent the party in Makoni South.
Innocent Benza won in Mutasa Central, while Obey Bvute defeated Chido Madiwa in Mutasa North Constituency.
In Buhera South, Joseph Chinotimba lost to Ngonidzashe Mudekunye, while Cde Tafadzwa Mugwadi beat Saul Nzuma in Buhera West.
Phillip Guyo will represent ZANU PF in Buhera North after William Mutomba opted for the Senate slot.
Samson Matema beat Gijima Nyashanu in Buhera Central, Admire Mahachi defeated Transport and Infrastructural Development Deputy Minister, Mike Madiro.
Clide Jani will represent ZANU PF in Dangamvura, Kenneth Muchina will represent ZANU PF in Chikanga, and Godfrey Harahwa will represent the party in Mutare South after beating Jefry Ngome.
Brighton Mwanengureni beat Percy Muchimwe in Mutare West, and Lincoln Dhliwayo will represent ZANU PF in Chipinge East.
Joshua Murire beat Angelina Gata in Mutema-Musikavanhu, while Enock Porusingazi lost his Chipinge South Constituency to Robert Nyemudzo.
In Chimanimani West, Wilson Maphosa beat the sitting MP and Minister of State for Manicaland Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Nokhutula Matsikenyere.
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17 Out Of 22 ZANU PF MPs In Manicaland Lose In Primaries

War veteran and trade unionist <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Joseph_Chinotimba">Joseph Chinotimba</a>, who has been Buhera South MP since 2013, will not be able to retain the seat on a ZANU PF ticket in the upcoming elections following his loss to Ngoni Mudekunye in yesterday’s primary elections.
Reports indicate that Chinotimba lost the election by a huge margin after polling a paltry 1 356 votes.
Ngoni Mudekunye garnered 7 890 votes, and the other candidate, one F. Chimbare got 2 870 votes.
In May 2022, Chinotimba got himself in trouble for referring to President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa in public as “Mnangagwa” without his full title.
ZANU PF officials and members are wont to use Mnangagwa’s full titles, The First Secretary, His Excellency, The President, Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, when addressing him in public.
In an address to a gathering in his constituency, Chinotimba accused Mnangagwa of plotting to dislodge him in Buhera South by imposing his preferred candidate, Mudekunye. Chinotimba said:
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You elected me into this post. Why are you now saying I must go? I have done development projects including installing electricity at your school. This Mudekunye is not going anywhere. That’s why Mnangagwa is now imposing his preferred candidates on grounds that they are learned…
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Chinotimba eventually visited State House and apologised to Mnangagwa for his remarks after he was put under immense pressure.
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Chinotimba Loses To Ngoni Mudekunye In ZANU PF Primaries

ZANU PF has extended voting in some areas to Sunday, 26 March after voters turned out in huge numbers during the party’s primary elections held in eight provinces across the country on Saturday, reported <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/massive-turnout-in-zanu-pf-primaries-2">The Sunday Mail</a>.
Masvingo and Midlands provinces, which did not conduct the intra-party polls yesterday, are expected to do so today.
Addressing a press conference at the party’s headquarters in Harare on Saturday, ZANU PF national political commissar Mike Bimha said:
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This demonstrates the organisational capacity and capability of our tried and tested revolutionary party.
All things considered, this primary election is geared to be a great success.
Due to the multitudes of our party faithful, who thronged polling stations across the country, the party has been compelled to extend voting in some areas to tomorrow (today), March 26, 2023.
Only the voting centres that did not complete the voting exercise are expected to resume the voting process until lunchtime.
As reported earlier, Masvingo and Midlands will commence the voting process tomorrow (today) from 0700hrs to 1600hrs.
We are expecting 4.3 million registered card-carrying party members to vote in this primary election.
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Bimha said all results will be officially announced at the National Command Centre at the party headquarters this week, once voting closes and due processes have been followed.
Meanwhile, Radio Zimbabwe presenter Richmond Siyakurima is among several candidates challenging Simbaneuta Mudarikwa in Uzumba.
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