List of members of the 2nd Parliament of Zimbabwe

This is a list of members of the 2nd Parliament of Zimbabwe, which began in 1985 and expired in 1990. The Parliament of Zimbabwe is composed of the Senate and the House of Assembly. The 2nd Parliament's membership was set by the 1985 election, which gave ZANU–PF a nearly ⅔ majority, with PF–ZAPU taking most of the remaining seats. Of the 20 seats reserved for whites, 15 were held by the Conservative Alliance of Zimbabwe, with the moderate Independent Zimbabwe Group all but one of the remaining five seats.

Key

Party		Abbreviation
	Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front	ZANU–PF
	Patriotic Front – Zimbabwe African People's Union	PF–ZAPU
	Conservative Alliance of Zimbabwe	CAZ
	Independent Zimbabwe Group	IZG
	Zimbabwe African National Union – Ndonga	ZANU–Ndonga
	Independent	Ind.

Senate

House of Assembly

Common roll

Most of the elected MPs for ZAPU joined ZANU–PF in 1987 as a result of the Unity Accord, which merged the two parties.

Constituency	Name	Party
Manicaland Province
Buhera North	Kenneth Manyonda		ZANU–PF
Buhera South	Kumbirai Kangai		ZANU–PF
Chimanimani	Simon Musutani Sithole		ZANU–PF
Chipinge	Goodson Sithole		ZANU–Ndonga
Makoni East	Naomi Nhiwatiwa		ZANU–PF
Makoni West	Moven Mahachi		ZANU–PF
Mutare East	Lazarus Nzarayebani		ZANU–PF
Mutare Urban	Edgar Tekere		ZANU–PF
Mutare West	Moton Malianga		ZANU–PF
Mutasa	Victoria Chitepo		ZANU–PF
Nyanga	Chimbidzayi Sanyangare		ZANU–PF
Mashonaland Central Province
Bindura–Shamva	Joice Mujuru		ZANU–PF
Darwin	George Rutanhirae		ZANU–PF
Guruve	Rackson Mucheki		ZANU–PF
Mazowe	Chenhanho Chimutengwende		ZANU–PF
Rushinga	Paddington Zvorwadza		ZANU–PF
Mashonaland East Province
Chinamora	Herbert Ushewokunze		ZANU–PF
Chitungwiza	Witness Mangwende		ZANU–PF
Dzivarasekwa	Maurice Nyagumbo		ZANU–PF
Glen View	Idah Mashonganyika		ZANU–PF
Goromonzi	Kenneth Bute		ZANU–PF
Harare	Bernard Chidzero		ZANU–PF
Highfield	Robert Mugabe		ZANU–PF
Manyame	Robert Marere		ZANU–PF
Marondera	Sydney Sekeramayi		ZANU–PF
Mbare	Edward Pswarayi		ZANU–PF
Mudzi	Abraham Kabasa		ZANU–PF
Mufakose	John Zhakata		ZANU–PF
Mukuvusi	Amos Midzi		ZANU–PF
Murewa North	Rudo Mungwashu		ZANU–PF
Murewa South	David Karimanzira		ZANU–PF
Mutoko	Richard Katsande		ZANU–PF
Wedza	Joseph Jekanyika		ZANU–PF
Zengeza	John Madzinga		ZANU–PF
Mashonaland West Province
Chegutu East	Mudzingwa Kadenhe		ZANU–PF
Chegutu West	Enos Chikowore		ZANU–PF
Kadoma	Charles Ndhlovu		ZANU–PF
Kariba	Kenneth Mano		PF–ZAPU
Karoi	Edgar Kwenda		ZANU–PF
Makonde East	Sabina Mugabe		ZANU–PF
Makonde North	Swithun Mombeshora		ZANU–PF
Makonde West	Nathan Shamuyarira		ZANU–PF
Masvingo Province
Bikita	Gabriel Machinga		ZANU–PF
Chiredzi North	Henry Pote		ZANU–PF
Chiredzi South	Titus Maluleke		ZANU–PF
Chivi	Josaya Hungwe		ZANU–PF
Gutu North	Oliver Munyaradzi		ZANU–PF
Gutu South	Shuvai Mahofa		ZANU–PF
Masvingo North	Dzingai Mutumbuka		ZANU–PF
Masvingo South	Eddison Zvobgo		ZANU–PF
Mwenezi	Justin Machava		ZANU–PF
Ndanga East	Simbi Mubako		ZANU–PF
Ndanga–Zimuto	Mayor Urimbo		ZANU–PF
Matabeleland North Province
Binga	Francis Munkombwe		PF–ZAPU
Bulawayo	Lot Senda		PF–ZAPU
Hwange–Tsholotsho	David Kwidini		PF–ZAPU (before 1986)
			ZANU–PF (after 1986)[1]
Lupane	Micah Bhebe		PF–ZAPU
Magwegwe	Joshua Nkomo		PF–ZAPU
Mpopoma	Sydney Malunga		PF–ZAPU
Nkayi	Welshman Mabhena		PF–ZAPU
Nyamandhlovu	John Nkomo		PF–ZAPU
Pelandaba	Joseph Msika		PF–ZAPU
Matabeleland South Province
Beitbridge	Kembo Mohadi		PF–ZAPU
Bulalima–Mangwe	Isaac Nyathi		PF–ZAPU
Gwanda	Edward Ndlovu		PF–ZAPU
Insiza	Naison Ndlovu		PF–ZAPU
Matobo	Stephen Nkomo		PF–ZAPU
Mzingwane	Thenjiwe Lesabe		PF–ZAPU
Midlands Province
Charter East	Ernest Kadungure		ZANU–PF
Chirumanzu	Frederick Shava		ZANU–PF
Gokwe East	Byron Hove		ZANU–PF
Gokwe West	Jesiniahs Makanganise		ZANU–PF
Gweru Rural	Ernest Tongogara		ZANU–PF
Gweru Urban	Simon Muzenda		ZANU–PF
Kwekwe East	Emmerson Mnangagwa		ZANU–PF
Kwekwe West	Josiah Chinyati		ZANU–PF
Mberengwa North	Richard Hove		ZANU–PF
Mberengwa South	Ben Matanga		ZANU–PF
Shurugwi	Simbarashe Mumbengegwi		ZANU–PF
Zvishavane	Julia Tukai Zvobgo		ZANU–PF

White roll

The following were the members elected on the white roll for the 20 seats in Parliament reserved for whites. In September 1987, having achieved the support of 75% of the House of Assembly as required under the Lancaster House Agreement, the constitution was amended to abolish the white roll constituencies. Twenty further members (including many of the former white MPs who were supportive of ZANU–PF) were co-opted onto the House of Assembly to replace them.

Constituency	Name	Party
Avondale	John Landau		IZG (before 1987)
			ZANU–PF (after 1987)
Borrowdale	Tony Read		IZG
Bulawayo Central	Ian Smith		CAZ
Bulawayo North	Guybon Cumming		CAZ
Bulawayo South	Graham Biffen		CAZ
Central	Tony Berkhout		CAZ
Eastern	Desmond Butler		CAZ
Hatfield	Dennis Johnson		CAZ
Highlands	Charles Duke		CAZ (before 1986)
			ZANU–PF (after 1986)
Kadoma–Chegutu	Gerald Smith		CAZ
Kopje	Shaw Dyson		CAZ
Makoni	Jock Kay		IZG (before 1987)
			ZANU–PF (after 1987)
Marlborough	William Irvine		IZG
Mazowe–Mutoko	Mark Partridge		CAZ
Midlands	Vernon Tapson		CAZ
Northern	Bertram Ankers		CAZ
Mount Pleasant	Chris Andersen		Ind. (before 1987)
			ZANU–PF (after 1987)
Runde	Johan Christiaan Welman		CAZ
Southern	David Clive Mitchell		CAZ
Western	Stephen Locke		CAZ

References

1. Summary of World Broadcasts: Non-Arab Africa. BBC Monitoring Service. 1986. p. 11.

• Zimbabwe Government Gazette, 12 July 1985