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Zimbabwean Opposition Leader Willing to Work With New Govt

Presidential aspirant and leader of the Agenda of People's Alliance Nkosana Moyo says, his party willing, he would be happy to be part of Emmerson Mnangagwa's government. The former Industry and International trade minister is on record saying Mnangagwa is a better leader than former president Robert Mugabe. Moyo resigned from government in 2001 citing corruption and abuse of public funds by senior government officials.

Zimbabwe: Presidential Aspirant Moyo 'Ready to Work With Mnangagwa'

New Zimbabwe, 28 November 2017

Presidential aspirant and leader of the Agenda of People's Alliance (APA) Nkosana Moyo says, his party willing, he would be happy to be part of Emmerson Mnangagwa's government. Read more »

Photo: The Herald

Independent presidential aspirant, Nkosana Moyo.

Zimbabwe: 'In U.S. Tsvangirai, Mugabe Wouldn't Be Allowed to Contest'

New Zimbabwe, 29 October 2017

Former Industry and International Trade Minister Nkosana Moyo Friday dismissed President Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai as unsuitable for the 2018 Presidential race because of… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Nkosana Moyo Scoffs at Coalition Talks

The Herald, 8 July 2017

Presidential aspirant Dr Nkosana Moyo yesterday scoffed at MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai's proposed coalition of opposition parties ahead of next year's harmonised elections,… Read more »

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Former Mugabe Ally Moyo Launches 2018 Presidential Bid

Former industry minister Nkosana Moyo has launched his 2018 presidential election bid, opting to stand as an independent candidate in a campaign he said will be driven by the quest ... Read more »
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