Simbi Mubako
Simbi Veke Mubako is the former ambassador of Zimbabwe to the United States. He graduated with a BA degree in political science and history from Roma College, Lesotho, LLB from Trinity College Dublin, M.Phil from the London School of Economics, and a LLM from Harvard Law School.[1]
Mubako attributed Western opposition to the government of Robert Mugabe as a continued campaign by the British government to colonize Zimbabwe.
Mubako and Cynthia McKinney, a representative in the United States House of Representatives, accused supporters of the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act of 2001 of racism.[2][3]
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- ^ MubakoApril 20, Simbi MubakoBornSimbi Veke; Mubako, 1936EducationRoma; London School of EconomicsAlma materHarvard Law SchoolOccupationNationalistKnown forBeing Gen Josiah Magama Tongogara’s Defensive Legal Counsel in Zambia concerning Barrister Herbert Wilshire Chitepo’s Assassination Trial; Nationalist Notable workFirst Zimbabwean Justice Minister post independenceHome townMasvingoChildrenTaka; Mubako, Pfumo. "About Simbi Mubako - Pindula, Local Knowledge". www.pindula.co.zw. Retrieved 20 February 2020.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) - ^ "Past Time to Isolate Zimbabwe". The Heritage Foundation. Retrieved 22 November 2007.
- ^ "Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act of 2001". Ratical. Retrieved 22 November 2007.
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Members of the 3rd Parliament of Zimbabwe (1990–1995)
- Speaker: Nolan Makombe (ZANU–PF); Deputy Speaker: Naison Ndlovu (ZANU–PF)
- Baloyi
- Bhebhe
- Bute
- Chafesuka
- Chavunduka
- Chidawu
- Chidzero
- Chikowore
- Chimutengwende
- Chinamano
- Chinamasa
- Chindanya
- Chinomona
- Chipango
- Chipitiri
- Chitauro
- Chitepo
- Chivende
- Chung
- Culverwell (Mudenge)
- Dabengwa
- Dongo
- Duri
- Gara
- Gezi
- Hewlett
- Hughes (C. Ushewokunze)
- Hundermark
- Hungwe
- Kadungure
- Kangai
- Kaparadza
- Karimanzira
- Katsande
- Khaya-Moyo
- Khumalo
- Kufandada
- Kwenda
- Kwidini
- Lesabe
- Mabhena
- Machaya
- Macheka
- Machinga
- Madzongwe
- Mahachi
- Mahofa
- Malianga
- Maluleke
- Malunga
- Mandaba
- Mandebvu
- Mangisi
- A. Mangwende
- H. Mangwende
- W. Mangwende
- Marange
- Marara
- Marime
- Marombe
- Marongwe
- Marwizi
- Marwodzi
- Masawi
- Masaya
- Masiyane
- Masuku
- Mataga
- Matchaba-Hove
- Mataure
- Mavhaire
- Mbowa
- Mkwananzi
- Mnangagwa
- Mohadi
- Mombeshora
- B. Moyo
- S. Moyo
- Msika
- Mubako
- Muchemwa
- Muchinguri
- Mudamburi
- Mudariki
- Mudukuti
- I. Mugabe
- S. Mugabe
- Mugwagwa
- Mugwangwavari
- Mujana
- Mujuru
- Munyero
- Mupezeni
- Mupfudza
- Murerwa
- Mushonga
- Mutasa
- Muzenda
- Ncube
- Ndebele
- J. Ndlovu
- N. Ndlovu
- R. Ndlovu
- John Nkomo
- Joshua Nkomo
- S. Nkomo
- Nyamaropa
- Nyandoro
- Nyashanu
- Nyikadzino
- Nzarayebani
- Patel
- Pote
- Rosenfels
- Ruzive
- Sekeramayi
- Senda
- Shamuyarira
- Siachimbo
- Sibanda
- Stamps
- Tongogara
- H. Ushewokunze
- Vuma
- Zikhali
- Zvobgo
- Mushakavanhu
- Sithole
- Zengeni
- Andersen
- Norman
- Charumbira
- Chundu
- Jahana
- Kasekete
- Mangwende
- Matupula
- Mutoko
- Musikavanhu
- Nyangazonke
- Sengwe
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