Tongai Mnangagwa

Zimbabwean politician

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Tongai Mnangagwa

Member of Parliament
for Hunyani

Incumbent

Assumed office
25 August 2023
President| Emmerson Mnangagwa
Preceded by| New constituency
Constituency| Hunyani
Member of Parliament
for Harare South
In office
3 August 2018 – 22 August 2023
President| Emmerson Mnangagwa
Preceded by| Shadreck Mashayamombe
Succeeded by| Trymore Kanupula
Constituency| Harare South
Personal details
Born|  (1978-02-10) 10 February 1978 (age 46)
Zambia
Political party| ZANU–PF
Spouse|

Gwendolyn Mnangagwa

(m. 2001)​

Relations| Emmerson Mnangagwa (uncle)
Auxilia Mnangagwa (aunt)
Children| 6: Jeremy, Jamie, Jamimah, Jayden, Jamilah, Jamal
Residence(s)| Harare, Zimbabwe
Alma mater| Harare Polytechnic

Tongai Mafidi Mnangagwa (born 10 February 1978) is a Zimbabwean politician who currently serves as the Member of Parliament for the Hunyani constituency. He is the nephew of President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

## Early life and education

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Mnangagwa was born on 10 February 1978 in Zambia.[1] He moved to Zimbabwe as a young child, attending Haig Park Primary School in Harare.[1] He did his O Levels at Gokomere High School, a Catholic boarding school in Masvingo Province, before completing his secondary education at Prince Edward School, a government high school in Harare.[1] He then attended Harare Polytechnic, where he earned a certificate in marketing.[1] He is currently pursuing a Bachelor of science honors in development studies at the Zimbabwe Open University[2]

## Political career

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Mnangagwa joined ZANU–PF at age 18, and became the youth chairperson for the party's Tangwena District at age 20.[1] Later, he moved to Harare South and joined the party's Leopold Takawira District as a committee member, later rising to become the political commissar of the main board.[1]

In 2018, Mnangagwa was ZANU–PF's candidate for the House of Assembly in the 2018, running against over a dozen other candidates.[3] On election day, Mnangagwa won with a 39% plurality, defeating the two MDC Alliance candidates, incumbent Shadreck Mashayamombe, and Tichaona Saurombe, who received 24% and 12%, respectively, as well as the MDC–T candidate, Desmond Jambaya, who earned 6% of the vote.[3] He was sworn into Parliament on 5 September 2018.

In the 2023 general election, he was elected to the newly established constituency of Hunyani.

## Personal life

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Mnangagwa is married and lives in the Mabelreign suburb of Harare.[1] He has six children with his wife, Gwendolyn Mnangagwa.

## Electoral history

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2023 Zimbabwean general electionCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Tongai Mafidi Mnangagwa| ZANU–PF| 13,249| 49.98
| Lovemore Chinoputsa| CCC| 10,235| 38.61
| Terrence Khumbula| CCC| 2,644| 9.98
| Pattence Baudi| United Zimbabwe Alliance| 258| 0.97
| Sarvory Pedzisai Masunga| ZNRP| 120| 0.45
Total| 26,506| 100.00
Majority| 3,014| 11.37
| ZANU–PF win (new constituency)
Source: ZEC
2018 Zimbabwean general electionCandidate| Party| Votes| %

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| Tongai Mafidi Mnangagwa| ZANU–PF| 24,503| 38.70
| Shadreck Mashayamombe| MDC Alliance| 21,371| 33.75
| Tichaona Samuel Saurombe| MDC Alliance| 7,673| 12.12
| Desmond Jambaya| MDC-T| 4,016| 6.34
| Robson Kazetete| Independent| 1,836| 2.90
| Maxwell Munondo| Independent| 1,274| 2.01
| Tatenda Chigwada| People's Rainbow Coalition| 673| 1.06
| Spencer Chiwanika| New Patriotic Front| 617| 0.97
| Elliot Piki| Independent| 398| 0.63
| Nathan Muchazondida Nyambuya| Independent| 336| 0.53
| Hearvy Ndagurwa| Zimbabwe Partnership for Prosperity| 192| 0.30
| Gaylord Kurisa Kurisa| Build Zimbabwe Alliance| 150| 0.24
| Runwork Mharadze| National Constitutional Assembly| 142| 0.22
| Super Tanyiswa| Independent| 136| 0.21
Total| 63,317| 100.00
Valid votes| 63,317| 98.23
Invalid/blank votes| 1,142| 1.77
Total votes| 64,459| 100.00
Registered voters/turnout| 76,425| 84.34
Majority| 3,132| 4.95
| ZANU–PF hold
Source: ZEC

## See also

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* List of members of the 9th Parliament of Zimbabwe

## References

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1. ^ a b c d e f g "Hon. Mnangagwa Tongai". Parliament of Zimbabwe.
2. ^ "Home | Zimbabwe Open University". www.zou.ac.zw. Retrieved 28 January 2021.
3. ^ a b "2018 Elections: National Assembly Results". ZBC News. Retrieved 30 November 2018.

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