1995 Zimbabwean parliamentary election















Zimbabwean parliamentary election, 2000






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 8–9 April 1995
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120 (of the 150) seats in the House of Assembly of Zimbabwe















































 
 Majority party
 Minority party
 
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Leader
Robert Mugabe
Ndabaningi Sithole
Party
ZANU-PF
ZANU - Ndonga
Last election
 117 seats
 1 seat
Seats won
 118
 2
Seat change
Increase1
Increase 1
Popular vote
 1,143,349
 97,470
Percentage
 81.4%
 6.9%


Parliamentary elections were held in Zimbabwe on 8 and 9 April 1995 to elect members to the House of Assembly of Zimbabwe. The ruling Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front won an overwhelming majority of the seats. There were 120 constituencies but 55 members were returned unopposed.



Results




































































e • d Summary of the 8-9 April 1995 House of Assembly of Zimbabwe election results
Parties
 Votes
 %
 Seats

Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF)
 1,143,349
 81.4
 118

Zimbabwe African National Union – Ndonga (ZANU-Ndonga)
 97,470
 6.9
 2

Forum Party (FPZ)
 94,219
 6.0
 0

Zimbabwe Congress Party (ZCP)
 3,779
 0.3
 0

Zimbabwe Federal Party (ZFP)
 3,381
 0.2
 0

Zimbabwe Aristocrats (ZA)
 1,571
 0.1
 0

African National Party (ANP)
 431
 0.03
 0

Independents
 70,818
 5.0
 0

Total
 1,405,018
 100.0
120
Source: African Elections Database


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Constituency
 Candidate
 Party
 Votes
 %

BULAWAYO PROVINCE (9 seats)

BULAWAYO NORTH
John Landa Nkomo
 ZANU (PF)
 9,901
 71.2
Arnold Payne
 Ind
 2,600
 18.7
Joyce Mahere
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 1,407
 10.1

BULAWAYO SOUTH
Zenzo Nsimbi
 ZANU (PF)
 15,631
 64.6
Ega Sansole
 FPZ
 8,558
 35.4

LOBENGULA
Isaac Nyathi
 ZANU (PF)
 19,500
 82.0
Robson Maphosa
 FPZ
 4,290
 18.0

LUVEVE
Angelinah Masuku
 ZANU (PF)
 12,703
 70.4
Mabikwa Thabane
 FPZ
 3,325
 18.4
Thomas Ndlovu
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 1,143
 6.3
Twoboy Jubane
 Ind
 885
 4.9

MAKOKOBA
Sithembiso Nyoni
 ZANU (PF)
 13,280
 78.9
Molly Richardson
 FPZ
 3,556
 21.1

MPOPOMA
Sikhanyiso Ndlovu
 ZANU (PF)
 18,967
 77.6
Paul Siwela
 Ind
 4,709
 19.3
Stephen Mhindurwa
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 767
 3.1

NKULUMANE
Dumiso Dabengwa
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

PELANDABA
Joseph Msika
 ZANU (PF)
 16,879
 80.3
Richard Ncube
 ZFP
 2,496
 11.9
Florence Nderemani
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 1,643
 7.8

PUMULA-MAGWEGWE
Norman Zikhali
 ZANU (PF)
 15,756
 74.1
Garreth Mahlangu
 FPZ
 3,595
 16.9
Kenneth Hlatshwayo
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 1,904
 9.0

HARARE PROVINCE (20 seats)

BUDIRIRO
Gladys Hokoyo
 ZANU (PF)
 19,721
 83.9
Pearson Musakwa
 ZCP
 3,779
 16.1

CHITUNGWIZA EAST
Edward Ticharwa Njekesa
 ZANU (PF)
 15,475
 85.9
Ephraim Dhliwayo
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 2,536
 14.1

CHITUNGWIZE WEST
Witness Mangwende
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

DZIVARESEKWA
Edson Wadyewata
 ZANU (PF)
 19,830
 80.7
Richard Chitumba
 FPZ
 2,168
 8.8
Cynthia Marumbwa
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 1,782
 7.2
Elijah Manjeya
 Ind
 806
 3.3

GLEN NORAH
Thomas Mapanzure
 ZANU (PF)
 20,889
 80.7
Tennyson Manbande
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 5,001
 19.3

GLEN VIEW
Clive Chimbi
 ZANU (PF)
 15,204
 81.7
Samson Dhliwayo
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 3,408
 18.3

HARARE CENTRAL
Florence Chitauro
 ZANU (PF)
 9,417
 69.1

Enoch Dumbutshena
 FPZ
 3,858
 28.3
Bernard Gwati
 Ind
 232
 1.7
Clive Samvura
 Ind
 113
 0.8

HARARE EAST
Tirivanhu Mudariki
 ZANU (PF)
 15,959
 73.1
Clive Puzey
 FPZ
 4,871
 22.3
Mika Mushayabasa
 Ind
 1,001
 4.6

HARARE NORTH
Nyasha Chikwinya
 ZANU (PF)
 13,360
 72.3
Lottie Stevenson
 FPZ
 4,340
 23.5
Shaiseni Nyamhunga
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 789
 4.3

HARARE SOUTH
Vivian Mwashita
 ZANU (PF)
 6,287
 50.9

Margaret Dongo
 Ind
 5,190
 42.0
Joshua Cohen
 Ind
 886
 7.2

HATFIELD
Irene Zindi
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

HIGHFIELD
Richard Shambanbeva
 ZANU (PF)
 18,534
 80.4
Henry Mahlangu
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 4,531
 19.6

KAMBUZUMA
Oliver Chidawa
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

KUWADZANA
Zebron Chawaipira
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

MABVUKU
Pamela Tungamirai
 ZANU (PF)
 20,223
 71.2
Geoffrey Chirinda
 FPZ
 4,280
 15.1
Newton Kajawu
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 3,915
 13.8

MBARE EAST
Anthony Gara
 ZANU (PF)
 15,762
 86.3
Patricia Mpange
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 2,510
 13.7

MBARE WEST
Ephraim Masawi
 ZANU (PF)
 14,795
 83.0
Vesta Sithole
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 3,036
 17.0

MUFAKOSE
Sabina Thembani
 ZANU (PF)
 18,355
 81.4
Kingston Marimo
 FPZ
 2,787
 12.4
Patrick Marime
 Ind
 1,412
 6.3

ST. MARY'S
Joseph Macheka
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

ZENGEZA
Christopher Chigumba
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

MANICALAND PROVINCE (13 seats)

BUHERA NORTH
Dzimbabwe Senderayi
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

BUHERA SOUTH
Kumbirai Kangai
 ZANU (PF)
 24,034
 93.1
Agnes Makuyana
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 1,782
 6.9

CHIMANIMANI
Michael Mataure
 ZANU (PF)
 15,531
 76.6
Tinarwa Nason Mwazviwanza
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 4,743
 23.4

CHIPINGE NORTH
Fred Sithole
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 10,806
 63.1
Shadreck Chitima
 ZANU (PF)
 6,019
 35.1
Kingdom Chigumo
 Ind
 301
 1.8

CHIPINGE SOUTH
Ndabaningi Sithole
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 15,490
 76.6
Edgar Musikavanhu
 ZANU (PF)
 4,722
 23.4

MAKONI EAST
Didymus Mutasa
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

MAKONI NORTH
Tendayi Mberi
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

MAKONI WEST
Moven Mahachi
 ZANU (PF)
 21,470
 93.6
Evans Ngwena
 Ind
 1,459
 6.4

MUTARE NORTH
Oppah Rushesha
 ZANU (PF)
 10,550
 80.5
Fred Gomendo
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 2,550
 19.5

MUTARE SOUTH
Lazarus Nzarayebani
 ZANU (PF)
 11,579
 70.1
Eddie Musabayana
 Ind
 3,516
 21.3
Denford Musiyarira
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 1,420
 8.6

MUTARE WEST
Shepherd Mukwekwezeke
 ZANU (PF)
 16,485
 90.6
Efilda Mutsiwegota
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 1,715
 9.4

MUTASA
Misheck Chinamasa
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

NYANGA
Freddie Saruchera
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

MASHONALAND CENTRAL PROVINCE (6 seats)

BINDURA
Caniso Dengu
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

GURUVE NORTH
Paul Mazikana
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

GURUVE SOUTH
Edward Chininga
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

MAZOWE EAST
Chenhamo Chimutengwende
 ZANU (PF)
 Unopposed

RUSHINGA
Yunis Patel
 ZANU (PF)
 29,083
 97.3
Timothy Mukwengwe
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 808
 2.7

SHAMVA
Nicholas Goche
 ZANU (PF)
 27,330
 94.9
Godfrey Mumbamarwo
 ZANU (Ndonga)
 1,461
 5.1


References




  • Elections in Zimbabwe House of Assembly: 1995








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