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Simon Vengai Muzenda (28
October 1922 – 20
September 2003) was a
Zimbabwean politician who
served as
Deputy Prime Minister from 1980 to 1987 and as Vice-President...
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Simon Muzenda. Tsitsi, was born in Bulawayo,
Zimbabwe to politician,
Simon Muzenda and Maud
Muzenda.
Together with her two siblings,
Vitalis Muzenda and...
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renounced violent struggle, and the
group led by
Robert Mugabe and
Simon Muzenda, with the
support of ZANLA, who
continued the
murder and
intimidation of...
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Zimbabwe African National Union. In 1990, he
campaigned against Simon Muzenda but was shot
during his campaign. He was left
permanently disabled.[citation...
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Tsvangirai (2009–2013) Vice
President See list
First Vice
Presidents Simon Muzenda (1987–2003)
Joice Mujuru (2004–2014)
Emmerson Mnangagwa (2014–2017) Second...
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Dauramanzi Edson Jonasi Mudadirwa Zvobgo Julia Tukai Zvobgo Simon Vengai Muzenda Lookout Masuku Herbert Sylvester Masiyiwa Ushewokunze Moven Mahachi Ernest...
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Samuel Ghandi Santigie Fornah Mumba Mwale Enock Moyo
Tanaka Cherera Nisbet Muzenda Prince Ndhlovu 1 own goal
Fostino Chanda (Against Angola) 2025 U-17 Africa...
- party's vice-presidency, a
position left
vacant following the
death of
Simon Muzenda.
Mugabe bowed to
pressure from a ZANU-PF
faction led by Mujuru's husband...
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Headquarters 20th Floor,
Mukwati Building, Cnr
Livingstone Ave and
Simon Muzenda St,
Harare 17°49′20″S 31°03′13″E / 17.822226°S 31.053727°E / -17.822226;...
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status in
April 2014. It was home to the late
Oliver Munyaradzi,
Simon Muzenda,
former vice
president of
Zimbabwe as well as
Vitalis Zvinavashe, a Commander...
