Ncube may have tried to persuade Moyo to join the MDC but Moyo seems more interested in reforming ZANU-PF alongside the (Ndebele) former parliamentary speaker Emmerson Mnangagwa (see Pointer)...
Moyo's political partner is former parliamentary Speaker and Security Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa; backing Mnangagwa's vice-presidential ambitions cost Moyo his job as President Robert Mugabe's Information Minister...
' Nkomo's predecessor as Speaker Emmerson Mnangagwa lost in his old KweKwe constituency in Midlands Province for the second time but was appointed a non-constituency MP by President Mugabe...
Senior party figures were happy for her to block rival candidate Emmerson Mnangagwa's hopes for the vice-presidency but don't see her as a realistic successor...
Emmerson Mnangagwa was among the first to congratulate Mujuru but has told associates to give him until June to work things out...
A Zimbabwean source claimed South Africa's aim was to secure 'assisted regime change' by backing a strong candidate against President Robert Mugabe for ZANU-PF's leadership; Pretoria's favoured candidate the source said was parliamentary Speaker Emmerson Mnangagwa whose bid for the deputy presidency failed at the party congress in December...
All the men including Chiyangwa are seen as sympathetic to parliamentary Speaker Emmerson Mnangagwa's presidential ambitions raising concerns about political motives behind the charges...
The ZANU-PF congress last week clinched the deal (AC Vol 45 No 24) when Mujuru beat Emmerson Mnangagwa to the vice-presidency...
Tsvangirai described Emmerson Mnangagwa's faction in ZANU-PF as a 'party within a party' adding that it lacked a big enough constituency to beat Joyce Mujuru's backers including Mugabe...
The President's faction of his Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front party has already scuppered the succession hopes of bookies' favourite Emmerson Mnangagwa...
Feared and unpopular he may be but Parliamentary Speaker Emmerson Mnangagwa has now revealed himself to be a serious contender for the vacant vice-presidency...