By Nomore Chinoda
Zimbabwe’s ruling party, ZANU PF on Sunday released results for its provincial elections held in seven provinces across the nation.
The party’s National Chairman Ambassador Simon Khaya Moyo praised the party’s recently held provincial elections saying they were conducted in a transparent and peaceful environment,
ZANU PF was electing Provincial Chairpersons as well as representatives in the Women’s League and Youth League.
In Harare, Ambassador Amos Midzi retained his chairmanship whilst Angeline Matambanadzo was singled out to be the chairperson of the Women’s League.
It was not a d-day for Zimbabwe’s flamboyant businessman Philip Chiyangwa as he suffered yet another fatal defeat from Temba Mliswa who won the race to lead Mashonaland West Province.
Voting also went well in Matabeleland North where Richard Moyo was declared the party’s provincial chairperson however, ZANU PF’s team leader for the province’s elections Dr Sydney Sekeramayi said there were some challenges faced.
“The voting process went well and smoothly despite some challenges. Voting material was not delivered on time resulting in voting delays,” said Sekeramayi who is also Zimbabwe’s Minister of Defence.
He also said there was no voting in three centres due to irregularities in the voters register, adding that the results exclude Lupane West constituency.
Everything went well for Ray Kaukonde who got an upper hand in Mashonaland East, provincial team leader Obert Mpofu described the elections as peaceful.
Voting was also done peacefully in Masvingo and Bulawayo where Callisto Gwanetsa and Calistas Ndlovu won respectively.
Manicaland, Midlands and Mashonaland Central Provinces had already elected their leaders.
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