List of members of the 9th Parliament of Zimbabwe

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9th Parliament of Zimbabwe
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Parliament House, Harare
Overview
Legislative body Parliament of Zimbabwe
Jurisdiction Zimbabwe
Meeting place
Term26 August 2018 (2018-08-26) [1]  – 22 August 2023 (2023-08-22)
Election 2018 Zimbabwean general election
Government Second Mnangagwa Cabinet
Website parlzim.gov.zw
National Assembly
Members270
Speaker Jacob Mudenda
Deputy SpeakerTsitsi Gezi
Clerk Kennedy Mugove Chokuda
Party control ZANU-PF
Senate
Members80
President Mabel Chinomona
Deputy President Michael Reuben Nyambuya
Clerk Kennedy Mugove Chokuda
Party control
Sessions
1st26 August 2018 – 1 October 2019
2nd1 October 2019 – 22 October 2020
3rd22 October 2020 – 16 September 2021
4th7 October 2021 – 23 November 2022
5th23 November 2022 – 22 August 2023

This is a list of members of the 9th Parliament of Zimbabwe, which began in September 2018 and was dissolved on 22 August 2023. The Parliament of Zimbabwe is composed of the Senate and the National Assembly. The 9th Parliament's membership was set by the 2018 Zimbabwean general election, which gave ZANU–PF a ⅔ majority, with the MDC Alliance taking most of the remaining seats.

Contents

Key

ZANU–PF
MDC Alliance
MDC–T (Khupe faction)
CCC
National Patriotic Front
Independent

Senate

Province seats

ProvinceNamePartyNotes
Bulawayo Mildred Reason Dube MDC–T Died 27 June 2022. [3] [4]
Joshua Teke Malinga ZANU–PF
Siphiwe Ncube MDC Alliance Recalled 30 June 2020. [5]
Molly Ndlovu ZANU–PF
Gideon Shoko MDC Alliance Recalled 30 June 2020. [5]
Helen Zivira MDC Alliance Recalled 30 June 2020. [5]
Nobuhle Marilyn Ndiweni MDC–T Sworn in 22 November 2022 to replace Dube. [4] [6]
Harare Oliver Chidawu ZANU–PF Died 19 July 2022. [7]
Morgan Femai MDC Alliance
Kerina Gweshe MDC Alliance
Omega Hungwe ZANU–PF
Theresa Makone MDC Alliance
Elias Mudzuri MDC Alliance
Manicaland Keresencia Chabuka MDC Alliance Recalled 30 June 2020. [5]
Ellen Gwaradzimba ZANU–PF Died 15 January 2021. [8]
Monica Mutsvangwa ZANU–PF
Douglas Mwonzora MDC Alliance
Mike Nyambuya ZANU–PF
Christine Rambanepasi MDC Alliance Died 3 January 2021. [9]
Mashonaland Central Alice Chimbudzi ZANU–PF
Chenhamo Chimutengwende ZANU–PF
Monica Mavhunga ZANU–PF
Martha Muronzi MDC Alliance
Perrance Shiri ZANU–PF Died 29 July 2020.
Angeline Tongogara ZANU–PF
Mashonaland East Jane Chifamba MDC Alliance
Address Matiirira ZANU–PF
Apollonia Munzverengwi ZANU–PF
David Parirenyatwa ZANU–PF
Sydney Sekeramayi ZANU–PF
Tapfumanei Wunganayi MDC Alliance Recalled 30 June 2020. [5]
Mashonaland West Voice Chinake MDC Alliance
Joseph Chirongoma ZANU–PF
Sikelela Gumpo ZANU–PF
Violet Moeketsi MDC Alliance
Priscah Mupfumira ZANU–PF
Bybit Tsomondo ZANU–PF
Masvingo Josaya Hungwe ZANU–PF
Ottillia Maluleke ZANU–PF
Lovemore Matuke ZANU–PF
Tichinani Mavetera MDC Alliance
Esnath Rwambiwa MDC Alliance
Clara Shumba ZANU–PF
Matabeleland North Alice Dube ZANU–PF
Obert Mpofu ZANU–PF
Phyllis Ndlovu MDC Alliance Died 31 January 2022. [10]
Rosemary Nyathi MDC Alliance
Herbert Sinampande MDC Alliance Recalled 30 June 2020. [5]
Thokozile Mathuthu ZANU–PF [note 1]
Madeline Bhebhe ZANU–PF Appointed 21 August 2018 to replace Mathuthu. [12]
Matabeleland South Themba Mathuthu ZANU–PF
Alma Mkwebu ZANU–PF
Tambudzani Mohadi ZANU–PF
Simon Khaya Moyo ZANU–PF Died 14 November 2021.
Bekithemba Mpofu MDC Alliance
Meliwe Phuthi MDC Alliance Recalled 30 June 2020. [5]
Nicholas Nkomo ZANU–PF Sworn in 1 March 2022 to replace Khaya Moyo. [13] [14]
Midlands Morgan Komichi MDC Alliance
Larry Mavima ZANU–PF
Maybe Mbohwa ZANU–PF
Sibusiso Moyo ZANU–PF Died 20 January 2021.
Tsitsi Muzenda ZANU–PF
Lilian Timveos MDC Alliance Recalled 2020. [15]
Frederick Shava ZANU–PF Sworn in 17 March 2021 to replace Moyo. [16]

Chiefs

Eighteen chiefs were elected to serve as senators in the 9th Parliament: the president and deputy president of the Chiefs' Council of Zimbabwe as senators ex officio, and 16 chiefs selected by the provincial chiefs' assemblies (two per province, except the metropolitan provinces Bulawayo and Harare). [17]

Office/ProvinceNameChieftainship
President, Council of Chiefs Fortune Z. Charumbira Charumbira
Deputy President, Council of Chiefs Mtshane Khumalo Mtshane
Manicaland Shepherd Chengeta Gundu Makumbe
Annias Mapungwana Mapungwana
Mashonaland Central Chinhenza Chigwadzara Matsiwo
Clemence Nyabvunzi Nembire
Mashonaland East Witness Bungu Chikwaka
Langton Chikukwa Nechombo
Mashonaland West Abel Mbasera Chundu
Peter Pasipamire Ngezi
Masvingo Ranganai Bwawanda Nhema
Felani Chauke Chitanga
Matabeleland North Khumalo Mandlakazulu Mathupula
Siatabwa Nkatazo Siansali
Matabeleland South Vuyani Ndiweni Nyangozonke
Dube Sindalizwe Masendu
Midlands Zama Nthua Mkwananzi Ngungumbane
Milton Ntabeni Ntabeni

Persons with disabilities

Two seats in the Senate are reserved for persons with disabilities, one male and one female.

SeatNamePartyNotes
Male Watson Khupe ZANU–PF [18] Died 17 July 2022. [19]
Ishumael Zhou Appointed to replace Khupe 19 November 2022. [4]
Female Rejoice Timire ZANU–PF [20]

National Assembly

Constituency seats

ConstituencyNamePartyNotes
Bulawayo
Bulawayo Central Nicola Watson MDC Alliance
Bulawayo East Ilos Nyoni MDC Alliance
Bulawayo South Raj Modi ZANU–PF
Emakhandeni–Entumbane Dingilizwe Tshuma MDC Alliance
Lobengula Gift Banda MDC Alliance
Luveve Stella Ndlovu MDC Alliance
Magwegwe Anele Ndebele MDC Alliance
Makokoba James Sithole MDC Alliance
Nketa Phelela Masuku MDC Alliance
Nkulumane Kucaca Phulu MDC Alliance Recalled 17 March 2021. [21]
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Pelandaba–Mpopoma Charles Moyo MDC Alliance
Pumula Sichelesile Mahlangu MDC Alliance Recalled 17 March 2021. [21]
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Harare
Budiriro Costa Machingauta MDC Alliance
Chitungwiza North Godfrey Sithole MDC Alliance
Chitungwiza South Maxwell Mavhunga MDC Alliance
Dzivarasekwa Edwin Mushoriwa MDC Alliance
Epworth Earthrage Kureva MDC Alliance Recalled.
Zalerah Makari ZANU–PF Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Glen Norah Wellington Chikombo MDC Alliance Recalled.
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Glen View North Kennedy Dinar MDC Alliance Died 5 November 2020. [23]
Fani Munengami CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Glen View South Vimbai Tsvangirai-Java MDC Alliance Died 10 June 2019. [24]
Vincent Tsvangirai MDC Alliance Elected 7 September 2019. [25]
Harare Central Murisi Zwizwai MDC Alliance Recalled 23 June 2020. [15]
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Harare East Tendai Biti MDC Alliance Recalled 17 March 2021. [21]
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Harare North Rusty Markham MDC Alliance
Harare South Tongai Mnangagwa ZANU–PF
Harare West Joanah Mamombe MDC Alliance
Hatfield Tapiwa Mashakada MDC Alliance
Highfield East Erick Murai MDC Alliance Recalled.
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Highfield West Happymore Chidziva MDC Alliance Recalled 23 June 2020. [15]
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Kambuzuma Willias Madzimure MDC Alliance Recalled 17 March 2021. [21]
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Kuwadzana Miriam Mushayi MDC Alliance Died 7 September 2020. [26]
Johnson Matambo CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Kuwadzana East Chalton Hwende MDC Alliance Recalled 2020. [15]
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Mabvuku–Tafara James Chidakwa MDC Alliance
Mbare Starman Chamisa MDC Alliance
Mount Pleasant Samuel Banda MDC Alliance
Mufakose Susan Matsunga MDC Alliance Recalled.
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Southerton Peter Moyo MDC Alliance
St Mary's Unganai Tarusenga MDC Alliance Recalled.
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Sunningdale Winnie Kankuni MDC Alliance
Warren Park Shakespear Hamauswa MDC Alliance
Zengeza East Goodrich Chimbaira MDC Alliance
Zengeza West Job Sikhala MDC Alliance
Manicaland
Buhera Central Mathew Nyashanu ZANU–PF
Buhera North William Mutomba ZANU–PF
Buhera South Joseph Chinotimba ZANU–PF
Buhera West Soul Dzuma ZANU–PF
Chimanimani East Joshua Sacco ZANU–PF
Chimanimani West Nokuthula Matsikenyere ZANU–PF
Chipinge Central Raymore Machingura ZANU–PF
Chipinge East Mathias Mlambo MDC Alliance
Chipinge South Enock Porusingazi ZANU–PF
Chipinge West Sibonile Nyamudeza MDC Alliance
Dangamvura–Chikanga Prosper Mutseyami MDC Alliance Recalled 2020. [15]
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Headlands Christopher Chingosho ZANU–PF
Makoni Central David Tekeshe MDC Alliance
Makoni North James Munetsi ZANU–PF
Makoni South Misheck Mataranyika ZANU–PF
Makoni West Jenfan Muswere ZANU–PF
Musikavanhu Joshua Murire ZANU–PF
Mutare Central Innocent Gonese MDC Alliance
Mutare North Michael Madiro ZANU–PF
Mutare South Jefrey Ngome ZANU–PF
Mutare West Teedzai Muchimwe ZANU–PF
Mutasa Central Trevor Saruwaka MDC Alliance
Mutasa North Chido Madiwa ZANU–PF
Mutasa South Regai Tsunga MDC Alliance Recalled 17 March 2021. [21]
Misheck Mugadza ZANU–PF Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Nyanga North Chido Sanyatwe ZANU–PF
Nyanga South Supa Mandiwanzira ZANU–PF
Mashonaland Central
Bindura North Kenneth Musanhi ZANU–PF
Bindura South Remigious Matangira ZANU–PF
Guruve North Girovah Dzepasi ZANU–PF
Guruve South Patrick Dutiro ZANU–PF
Mazowe Central Sydney Chidamba ZANU–PF
Mazowe North Campion Mugweni ZANU–PF
Mazowe South Fortune Chasi ZANU–PF
Mazowe West Kazembe Kazembe ZANU–PF
Mbire Douglas Karoro ZANU–PF
Mount Darwin East Norman Marikisi ZANU–PF
Mount Darwin North Noveti Muponora ZANU–PF
Mount Darwin South Stephen Kabozo ZANU–PF
Mount Darwin West Bannwell Seremwe ZANU–PF
Muzarabani North Soda Zhamu ZANU–PF
Muzarabani South Tapera Saizi ZANU–PF
Rushinga Tendai Nyabani ZANU–PF
Shamva North Oscar Gorerino ZANU–PF
Shamva South Bramwell Bushu ZANU–PF
Mashonaland East
Chikomba Central Felix Mhona ZANU–PF
Chikomba East Sekai Nzenza ZANU–PF
Chikomba West John Mangwiro ZANU–PF
Goromonzi North Ozias Bvute ZANU–PF
Goromonzi South Reuben Chikudo MDC Alliance
Goromonzi West Energy Mutodi ZANU–PF
Maramba–Pfungwe Tichaona Karimazondo ZANU–PF
Marondera Central Caston Matewu MDC Alliance Recalled October 2020. [27]
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Marondera East Patrick Chidakwa ZANU–PF Died 11 September 2020. [28]
Jeremiah Chiwetu ZANU–PF Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Marondera West Elizabeth Mukunyaidze ZANU–PF
Mudzi North Newton Kachepa ZANU–PF
Mudzi South Jonathan Samukange ZANU–PF
Mudzi West Magna Mudyiwa ZANU–PF
Murewa North Daniel Garwe ZANU–PF
Murewa South Joel Biggie Matiza ZANU–PF Died 22 January 2021. [29]
Nyasha Masoka ZANU–PF Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Murewa West Jonah Sewera ZANU–PF
Mutoko East Richard Musiyiwa ZANU–PF
Mutoko North Mabel Chinomona ZANU–PF Elected President of the Senate in September 2018. [30]
Rambidzai Nyabote ZANU–PF Elected 24 November 2018. [30]
Mutoko South Hebert Shumbamhini ZANU–PF
Seke Munyaradzi Kashambe ZANU–PF
Uzumba Simbaneuta Mudarikwa ZANU–PF
Wedza North David Musabayana ZANU–PF
Wedza South Tinoda Machakarika ZANU–PF
Mashonaland West
Chakari Andrew Nkani ZANU–PF
Chegutu East Webster Shamu ZANU–PF
Chegutu West Dexter Nduna ZANU–PF
Chinhoyi Peter Mataruse MDC Alliance
Hurungwe Central Doubt Ndiweni ZANU–PF
Hurungwe East Ngoni Masenda ZANU–PF
Hurungwe North Ability Gandawa ZANU–PF
Hurungwe West Mary Mliswa ZANU–PF
Kadoma Central Muchineripi Chinyanganya MDC Alliance
Kariba John Houghton MDC Alliance
Magunje Cecil Kashiri ZANU–PF
Makonde Kindness Paradza ZANU–PF
Mhangura Precious Chinhamo-Masango ZANU–PF
Mhondoro–Mubaira Freddy Kapuya ZANU–PF
Mhondoro–Ngezi Tavengwa Mukuhlani ZANU–PF
Muzvezve Vangelis Haritatos ZANU–PF
Norton Temba Mliswa Independent
Sanyati Polite Kambamwa ZANU–PF
Zvimba East Tawanda Tungamirai ZANU–PF
Zvimba North Marian Chombo ZANU–PF
Zvimba South Phillip Chiyangwa ZANU–PF
Zvimba West Ziyambi Ziyambi ZANU–PF
Masvingo
Bikita East Johnson Madhuku ZANU–PF
Bikita South Josiah Sithole ZANU–PF
Bikita West Elias Musakwa ZANU–PF
Chiredzi East Denford Masiya ZANU–PF
Chiredzi North Royi Billah ZANU–PF
Chiredzi South Callisto Gwanetsa ZANU–PF
Chiredzi West Farai Musikavanhu ZANU–PF
Chivi Central Ephraim Gwanongodza ZANU–PF
Chivi North Mathias Tongofa ZANU–PF
Chivi South Killer Zivhu ZANU–PF Recalled 10 June 2020. [31]
Munyaradzi Zizhou ZANU–PF Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Gutu Central Winston Chitando ZANU–PF
Gutu East Berta Chikwama ZANU–PF
Gutu North Yeukai Simbanegavi ZANU–PF
Gutu South Pupurai Togarepi ZANU–PF
Gutu West John Paradza ZANU–PF
Masvingo Central Edmond Mhere ZANU–PF
Masvingo North Davison Marapira ZANU–PF
Masvingo South Claudious Maronge ZANU–PF
Masvingo Urban Jacob Nyokanhete MDC Alliance
Masvingo West Ezra Chadzamira ZANU–PF
Mwenezi East Joosbi Omar ZANU–PF Died 25 October 2020. [32]
Master Makope ZANU–PF Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Mwenezi West Priscilla Moyo ZANU–PF
Zaka Central Davison Svuure ZANU–PF
Zaka East Kaston Gumbwanda ZANU–PF
Zaka North Robson Mavenyengwa ZANU–PF
Zaka West Ophias Murambiwa ZANU–PF
Matabeleland North
Binga North Prince Dubeko Sibanda MDC Alliance Recalled.
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Binga South Joel Gabuza MDC Alliance
Bubi Sonny Key Mguni ZANU–PF
Hwange Central Daniel Molokele MDC Alliance
Hwange East Tose Sansole MDC Alliance
Hwange West Godfrey Dube MDC Alliance
Lupane East Sithembile Gumbo ZANU–PF
Lupane West Martin Khumalo ZANU–PF
Nkayi North Sithembiso Nyoni ZANU–PF
Nkayi South Stars Mathe ZANU–PF
Tsholotsho North Sibangumuzi Khumalo ZANU–PF
Tsholotsho South Zenzo Sibanda ZANU–PF Died 10 August 2021. [33]
Musa Ncube ZANU–PF Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Umguza Richard Moyo ZANU–PF
Matabeleland South
Beitbridge East Albert Nguluvhe ZANU–PF
Beitbridge West Ruth Mavhungu-Maboyi ZANU–PF
Bulilima East Mangaliso Ndlovu ZANU–PF
Bulilima West Dingumuzi Phuti ZANU–PF
Gwanda Central Patrick Dube MDC Alliance
Gwanda North Madodana Sibanda ZANU–PF
Gwanda South Abedinico Ncube ZANU–PF
Insiza North Farai Taruvinga ZANU–PF
Insiza South Spare Sithole ZANU–PF
Mangwe Obedingwa Mguni ZANU–PF Died 18 June 2019. [34]
Hlanani Mguni ZANU–PF Elected 7 September 2019. [25]
Matobo North Edgar Moyo ZANU–PF
Matobo South Soul Ncube ZANU–PF
Umzingwane Levi Mayihlome ZANU–PF
Midlands
Chirumanzu Barbara Rwodzi ZANU–PF
Chirumanzu–Zibagwe Prosper Machando ZANU–PF
Chiundura Livingstone Chimina MDC Alliance
Gokwe Central Victor Matemadanda ZANU–PF Until 2021. [note 2]
Daveson Masvisvi ZANU–PF Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Gokwe–Chireya Tonderayi Moyo ZANU–PF
Gokwe–Gumunyu Stephen Ngwenya ZANU–PF
Gokwe–Kabuyuni Leonard Chikomba ZANU–PF
Gokwe–Kana Owen Ncube ZANU–PF
Gokwe–Mapfungautsi Tawanda Karikoga ZANU–PF
Gokwe–Nembudziya Justice Mayor Wadyajena ZANU–PF
Gokwe–Sengwa Paul Mavima ZANU–PF
Gokwe–Sesame Gorden Chanda ZANU–PF
Gweru Urban Brian Dube MDC Alliance
Kwekwe Central Masango Matambanadzo NPF Died 28 July 2020. [36]
Judith Tobaiwa CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Mberengwa East Marko Raidza ZANU–PF
Mberengwa North Tafanana Zhou ZANU–PF
Mberengwa South Alum Mpofu ZANU–PF Died 28 March 2021. [37]
Tasara Hungwe ZANU–PF Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Mberengwa West Joram Gumbo ZANU–PF
Mbizo Settlement Chikwinya MDC Alliance Recalled 17 March 2021. [21]
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Mkoba Amos Chibaya MDC Alliance Recalled 23 June 2020. [15]
CCC Elected 26 March 2022. [22]
Redcliff Lloyd Mukapiko MDC Alliance
Shurugwi North Ronald Nyathi ZANU–PF
Shurugwi South Edmond Mkaratigwa ZANU–PF
Silobela Mtokozisi Manoki-Mpofu ZANU–PF
Vungu Omega Sibanda ZANU–PF
Zhombe Edmore Samambwa ZANU–PF
Zvishavane–Ngezi Dumezweni Mawite ZANU–PF
Zvishavane–Runde Cuthbert Mpame ZANU–PF

Women's seats

ProvinceNamePartyNotes
Bulawayo Thabitha Khumalo MDC Alliance Recalled 2020. [15]
Judith Mkwanda ZANU–PF
Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga MDC–T
Ophar Ncube ZANU–PF Died 25 February 2022. [4]
Dorcas Sibanda MDC Alliance
Jasmine Toffa MDC Alliance
Harare Miriam Rutendo Chikukwa ZANU–PF
Joyce Jaja MDC Alliance
Susan Madziwa ZANU–PF
Paurina Mpariwa MDC Alliance
Annah Myambo MDC Alliance Recalled 23 June 2020. [15]
Virginia Zengeya MDC Alliance Recalled 23 June 2020. [15]
Manicaland Constance Chihururu MDC Alliance
Esther Chikuni ZANU–PF
Lucia Chitura ZANU–PF
Lynette Karenyi MDC Alliance
Joyce Makonya MDC Alliance
Oppah Muchinguri ZANU–PF
Mashonaland Central Getrude Chibagu ZANU–PF
Tsitsi Gezi ZANU–PF
Bacillia Majaya MDC Alliance Recalled 23 June 2020. [15]
Dorothy Mashonganyika ZANU–PF
Ferescah Nhambo ZANU–PF
Elizabeth Shongedza ZANU–PF
Mashonaland East Roselyn Rosewater Makoni ZANU–PF
Brightness Mangora MDC Alliance
Tatenda Mavetera ZANU–PF
Sipiwe Muchaneta Muchenje MDC Alliance
Nyarai Tsuura ZANU–PF
Lilian Zimura ZANU–PF
Mashonaland West Consilia Chinanzvavana MDC Alliance
Goodluck Kwaramba ZANU–PF
Senzeni Mafuta MDC Alliance
Jennifer Mhlanga ZANU–PF
Christina Nyere ZANU–PF
Josephine Shava ZANU–PF
Masvingo Angeline Chipato ZANU–PF
Nyaradza Mago MDC Alliance
Machirairwa Mugidho MDC Alliance Recalled 23 June 2020. [15]
Emma Ncube ZANU–PF
Annah Rungani ZANU–PF
Aliginia Samson ZANU–PF
Matabeleland North Sibusisiwe Budha-Masara MDC Alliance
Ruth Labode MDC Alliance
Elizabeth Masuku ZANU–PF
Moli Mnkandla ZANU–PF
Francisca Ncube MDC Alliance Recalled 23 June 2020. [15]
Mail Nkomo ZANU–PF
Matabeleland South Lindiwe Maphosa MDC Alliance
Rossy Mpofu ZANU–PF
Alice Ndlovu ZANU–PF
Evelyn Ndlovu ZANU–PF
Nomathemba Ndlovu MDC Alliance Recalled 23 June 2020. [15]
Lisa Singo ZANU–PF
Midlands Cathrine Gozho MDC Alliance
Memory Mbondiah MDC Alliance
Colleta Mutambisi ZANU–PF
Vairet Nhari ZANU–PF
Ellina Shirichena ZANU–PF
Perseverance Zhou ZANU–PF

Notes

  1. ↑ Mathuthu, who was selected to serve in the 9th Parliament, died on 13 August 2018, before the Parliament opened. [11]
  2. ↑ In 2021, Matemadanda was appointed Zimbabwe's ambassador to Mozambique. [35]

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  2. ↑ The Chiefs typically vote in line with ZANU-PF Senators.
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