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MATEBELELAND NORTH Matebeleland North falls under agricultural region 5 and receives little rainfall. The region is dry and arid. Cattle ranching are the mainstay of the province. Drought resistant crops are cultivated in the area. Young people in this province have tried to seek their fortunes in neighbouring countries such as South Africa and Botswana. The people have voted in favour of opposition, since in the 1980s they voted for ZAPU, when MDC emerged in 2000 they voted in favour of opposition. The people feel that the government of the day has not done justice to them in terms of the provision of health and education. Memories of Gukurahundi could be another variable that has determined the voting patterns of the people in this province. 205 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS

BINGA NORTH Constituency Profile Binga North is made up of Chizarira, Siabuwa, Chete, Siantula, Mujere, Manjolo, Binga and Siansundu. Binga North is a new constituency that was hived off Binga. Binga north is located near the Zambezi River. The people of this area worked in the construction of the Kariba dam and they also displaced by the dam building project. Poverty levels are high and the area remains under developed. Chete Safari Lodge in the area. The main source of livelihood is farming and fishing. Weaving and braiding for tourists is another way of supplementing income. Infrastructure is poor, with very few schools and poor road networks. Food aid has not been forthcoming to Binga as they have voted for opposition in elections. 30943 Year Candidate Political party Number of votes 2000 Joel Gabuza Joshua Muzamba MDC ZANU PF 19894 2678 2005 Joel Gabuza George Nyati MDC ZANU PF 21906 7264 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS 206

Constituency Profile BINGA SOUTH Binga South is a new constituency that was part of the old Binga Constituency. It is comprised of Lusulu and Karivangwe. The people of Binga are generally poor. Most development interventions have not taken their needs into account. People derive their livelihood from fishing, making artifacts for tourism and subsistence farming. A minority Tonga tribe lives in Binga. They have consistently voted in favour of opposition. Health and education infrastructure are very poor. Houses are very primitive and made of pole and dagga. When Binga was still one constituency, it has always voted in favour of opposition and they have not been deterred by threats of food insecurity that follow elections. 26295 207 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS

LUPANE WEST Constituency Profile Lupane West is a new constituency that emerged out of Lupane Constituency. Lupane West is mainly rural. People derive their livelihood from farming and cattle ranching. The area is arid and drought resistant crops are favoured. Poverty levels are high and general infrastructure is poor. The transport system is poor and people travel long distances to get transport. The business centre is Lupane Business Centre. 22632 Year Candidate Political Party 2000 David Mpala MDC Headman Moyo ZANU PF 2005 Njabuliso Mguni MDC ZANU Martin Khumalo PF Number Of Votes 14439 7686 11749 10301 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS 208

Constituency Profile LUPANE EAST Lupane East is made up Regina Mundi, St Lukes, Lupane, St Pauls and Gomoza. This is a new constituency that was hived off Lupane. Chronic food shortages are experienced in the area and this provided an opportunity for vote buying for ZANU PF in the Lupane by election. Lupane is known for the 2004 byelection whose results were contested by MDC. There were claims of violence and vote buying using food aid as the place does not experience good harvests. The presence of ZANU-PF and MDC can be felt in the area. The use of traditional leaders to coerce the electorate also emerged in the 2004 byelection. The number of primary school in this area barely corresponds with the number of secondary schools. 2005 Parliamentary and Senatorial elections were calmer. 25010 209 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS

NKAYI NORTH Constituency Profile Nkayi North is made up of Kana, Gwebela and Nesigwe. Nkayi North was hived off Nkayi. The education system is malfunctioning due to shortages of teachers, who are reluctant to be deployed in the remote area. The roads are poor and people have to travel long distances to get transport. Houses are poor predominantly made from pole and mud structures. Nkayi North is characterized by food shortages and the need for food aid is always present although at times it is not forthcoming. People derive livelihood from farming and cattle ranching. The presence of ZANU-PF and MDC support can be felt although the balance of the support is tilted in favour of MDC. 25886 Year Candidate Political party 2005 Abedinigo Bhebhe MDC Obedua Moyo ZANU-PF Number of votes 16 513 7 254 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS 210

Constituency Profile NKAYI SOUTH Nkayi South is a new constituency that was hived off Nkayi. It is made up of Zenka, Nkayi, Zinyangeni and Damakela. Nkayi is arid and experiences low levels of rains. Subsistence farming and cattle ranching are the activities that sustain people. Food shortages are experienced due to poor rains. There are more primary schools than secondary schools in the area, as a result most children do not proceed to secondary education. The health infrastructure has collapsed due to lack of staff and essential drugs. Young people go to neighbouring South Africa after finishing school in search of jobs. Housing infrastructure is poor and is built by very rudimentary material. 27651 211 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS

BUBI Constituency Profile Bubi is a new constituency that was curved out of Bubi Umguza. It is comprised of Eastnor, Lonely Mine, Charliestone, Turkmine, Siganda, Inyati and Queens Mine. The area is arid and characterized by low levels of rainfall. People derive livelihoods from farming drought resistant crops and livestock ranching. Commercial farming provides seasonal employment for people. Irrigation farming is common in crops such as wheat, paprika and maize. People also supplement income by selling wild fruits. 31706 Year Candidate Political party 2000 Jacob Mabikwa MDC Mpofu Obert ZANU PF 2005 Jacob Mabikwa MDC ZANU Mpofu Obert PF Number of votes 12837 6645 9502 15158 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS 212

Constituency Profile UMGUZA Umguza constituency was carved out of Bubi Umguza. It is made up of Nyamandlovu and Sawmills. Ranching is the most suitable agricultural activity in the area. The area is arid and receives little rainfall. It is food shortages and food insecurity are common. Commercial white ranchers were displaced during the fast track land reform of 2000 2003. Most ranchers are now owned by indigenous people. Most of the residents, especially the youths have crossed into South Africa and send remittances to their relatives which cushions them against the harsh economic environment. In 2000 MDC won the parliamentary election and in 2005 ZANU PF won the election. 31712 213 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS

TSHOLOTSHO NORTH Constituency Profile Tsholotsho North emerged out of Tsholotsho constituency. Tsholotsho North is made up of Pumula, Sihazela, Dhlamini, Jimila, Sipepa, Gwaai and Gamu. The area is primarily rural, residents derive their livelihood from farming and drought resistant varieties. Housing infrastructure is generally good for households whose children have gone to work in South Africa. People without foreign remittances have poor housing structures as they grapple with the high cost of living. The people are pro-opposition, as they feel neglected by government. Most people in Tsholotsho experienced Gukurahundi and are bitter towards government. 26646 Year Candidate Political party Number of votes 2005 Jonathan N. Moyo Mtoliki Sibanda Musa Ncube Independent MDC ZANU PF 8 202 6 310 5 648 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS 214

Constituency Profile TSHOLOTSHO SOUTH The constituency is an up-shoot from the former Tsholotsho constituency. The area is arid and characterized by poor rains. The people in the constituency rely on cross border employment and they have better living standards. The education levels are not very high as there are few secondary schools and these are far apart from each other. Roads are poor and Jonathan Moyo, the Independent Member of Parliament, who was MP for the constituency in 2005, sourced funds to build a tarred road but was barred from doing so. People in the area are predominantly supports opposition as shown by the 2005 election. 26646 215 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS

HWANGE EAST Constituency Profile Hwange East is comprised of Nentwich Camp, Robins Camp, Sinamatella Camp, Dete, Main Camp, Cross Roads, Kamativi, Gwaai Mine and Kennedy. The constituency is surrounded with mines that provide employment to the people. The area is arid hence not suitable for cropping activities except for drought resistant varieties. Poverty levels were as high as 76 per cent in 2003. In 2005 Hwange East was won by Thembinkosi Sibindi of MDC against Thokozile Mathuthu (ZANU PF) and Peter Nyoni (Independent). 22539 Year Candidate Political Party 2000 Cephas Nyoni MDC Jacob Mudenda ZANU PF 2005 Mpofu Obert ZANUPF Thabani Jacob MDC Number Of Votes 15271 3617 15158 9 502 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS 216

Constituency Profile HWANGE CENTRAL Hwange Central is a new constituency hived out of Hwange East. It is made up of Hwange Town, Hwange Mine and Zukusi. Hwange Town and Hwange Mine, the largest coal fields in Zimbabwe are situated in this constituency. Hwange Mine provides employment for the residents of this constituency. The incidence of poverty was estimated to be at 76 per cent in 2003 and this could be higher given that Hwange Mine has been operating below capacity. Hwange East has always voted in favour of oppositionresidents feel they have been neglected with regards to development and resource allocations. 21792 217 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS

HWANGE WEST Constituency Profile Hwange West has been stripped of some areas that now constitute Hwange Central. Hwange West is comprised of Pandamatema, Matesti, Ndlovu, Bethesda and Kazungula. Hwange West is not suitable for human habitation due to the wild life in the area. Hwange National Game Park is found in this constituency. The place is arid, hot and crop farming is made impossible by the presence of wild life that destroys crops. Recreational parks are situated in this constituency. Before Zimbabwe's image was tarnished on the international scene, the area was flooded with tourists who contributed to national and individual revenue generation. The income derived from tourists has not trickled down to improve the lives of people in this constituency. People have devised ways to earn incomes through fishing and poaching. Tourist related trade such as making and selling crafts are some of the ways residents use to earn incomes. 22965 Year Candidate Political Party 2000 Jelous Sansole MDC Spiwe Mafuwa ZANU PF 2005 Jelous Sansole MDC Spiwe Mafuwa ZANU PF Number Of Votes 15132 2445 10415 4899 SUPPORTING DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS 218