Independent candidate Mbuso Fuzwayo thinks he can beat Zanu PF in the Nkulumane Constituency by-election despite nine total candidates splitting the ballot, and he says voter turnout matters way more than a crowded field. The longtime activist grew up in the area and claims the ruling party gets consistently wrecked there, pulling maybe 2,000 votes against 11,000 opposition ballots last cycle.
Fuzwayo's campaign focuses on door-to-door meetups instead of digital outreach since he lacks party funding for merch and resources. He promises grassroots accountability where constituents directly tell him what Parliament should handle, and he plans to keep pushing Gukurahundi justice issues even after leaving his leadership spot at Ibhetshu Likazulu.
The candidate also swears he'll fight any attempt to extend President Mnangagwa's term past 2028 if that mess hits Parliament.
Fuzwayo's campaign focuses on door-to-door meetups instead of digital outreach since he lacks party funding for merch and resources. He promises grassroots accountability where constituents directly tell him what Parliament should handle, and he plans to keep pushing Gukurahundi justice issues even after leaving his leadership spot at Ibhetshu Likazulu.
The candidate also swears he'll fight any attempt to extend President Mnangagwa's term past 2028 if that mess hits Parliament.
