Makoni Central

Makoni Central

Makoni Central is a newly created constituency which will elect a representative to the Zimbabwe House of Assembly in the March 2008 parliamentary election.

Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa was the ZANU-PF candidate for the seat in the 2008 election. He lost to the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) candidate John Nyamande. Dunmore Kusano, an Independent candidate, came third.

General Election 2008: Makoni Central
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
MDC John Nyamande 7060 56.84
ZANU-PF Patrick Chinamasa 4055 32.65
Independent Dunmore Kusano 1305 10.51
Majority 3005 24.19
Turnout 12420

References

v · Constituencies in Manicaland (listed by Senate seat)
Buhera
Buhera Central • Buhera South • Buhera North • Buhera West
Chimanimani
Chimanimani West  • Chimanimani East  • Mutare West  • Mutare South
Chipinge
Chipinge Central  • Chipinge East  • Chipinge West  • Chipinge South  • Musikavanhu
Makoni
Headlands  • Makoni South  • Makoni West  • Makoni Central  • Makoni North
Mutare
Dangamvura-Chikanga  • Mutare Central  • Mutare South  • Mutare North
Mutasa-Nyanga
Mutasa Central  • Mutasa North  • Mutasa South  • Nyanga South  • Nyanga North


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