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Samuel Kadungure
Senior Reporter
ZANU PF has released the primary elections of 24 out of 26 constituencies in Manicaland in which two sitting legislators bounced back after the party disqualified some of the candidates due to unbefitting ethical conduct.
Information Communication Technology, Postal and Courier Services Minister, Dr Jenfan Muswere will represent the party in Makoni West constituency after the disqualification of Cde Moses Ruwona, whose paperwork to justify his transfer from Matabeleland North was deem implausible.
Another sitting MP and veteran politician, Cde Enock Porusingazi bounced back following the disqualification of Robert Nyemudzo for allegedly operating an illegal brewery at his home.
In Mutare South, Cde Godfrey Harahwa was disqualified for allegedly tampering with the ballots in his favour.
The other candidates are Cdes Joshua Sacco (Chimanimani East), Cdes Chido Sanyatwe (Nyanga North), Supa Mandiwanzira (Nyanga South), Misheck Mugadza (Mutasa South), Raymore Machingura (Chipinge Central), Isau Mupfumi (Mutare Central), Shepard Nyika (Makoni Central), Farai Mapfumo (Headlands), Joseph Muwombi (Makoni North), Innocent Benza(Mutasa Central), Obey Bvute (Mutasa North), Ngonidzashe Mudekunye (Buhera South), Tafadzwa Mugwadi (Buhera West), Phillip Guyo (Buhera North), Samson Matema (Buhera Central), Admire Mahachi (Mutare North), Clide Jani (Dangamvura), Kenneth Muchina (Chikanga), Lincoln Dhliwayo (Chipinge East), Angeline Gata (Mutema-Musikavanhu) and Wilson Maphosa (Chmanimani West).
The party is still to announce the results for Makoni South and Mutare West respectively.
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