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Headmaster wins Zanu-PF primaries
10 May 2021 at 17:29hrs | Views
A school headmaster at Avhunga Secondary School, Master Makope has won the Zanu-PF primary elections in Mwenezi East where a parliamentary by-election is looming.
Makope (44),who is also the Zanu-PF Mwenezi District Coordinating Committee(DCC) secretary for commissariat, on Saturday polled 2576 votes to outgun 12 other candidates who were vying for the right to represent the ruling party in the by-election whose dates have not yet been set.
The by-election will be held to fill a vacancy created after last year's death of Jusby Omar who was the House of Assembly representative for the area.
Makope's nearest rival was Lovemore Mberesi who garnered 1108 votes in the highly subscribed poll where 6780 Zanu-PF faithful took part under strict adherence to Covid-19 regulations that calls for wearing of face masks and practising social distancing.
Speaking after his victory Makope pledged to develop Mwenezi East and help in the implementation of programmes that are in sync with Vision 2030.
Polling took place at 33 centres across the constituency with a team led by provincial secretary for commissariat Jevas Masosota presiding over the polls.
Makope (44),who is also the Zanu-PF Mwenezi District Coordinating Committee(DCC) secretary for commissariat, on Saturday polled 2576 votes to outgun 12 other candidates who were vying for the right to represent the ruling party in the by-election whose dates have not yet been set.
The by-election will be held to fill a vacancy created after last year's death of Jusby Omar who was the House of Assembly representative for the area.
Makope's nearest rival was Lovemore Mberesi who garnered 1108 votes in the highly subscribed poll where 6780 Zanu-PF faithful took part under strict adherence to Covid-19 regulations that calls for wearing of face masks and practising social distancing.
Speaking after his victory Makope pledged to develop Mwenezi East and help in the implementation of programmes that are in sync with Vision 2030.
Polling took place at 33 centres across the constituency with a team led by provincial secretary for commissariat Jevas Masosota presiding over the polls.
Source - the herald
