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Temba Mliswa

Zimbabwean politician and businessman (born 1971)

Temba Mliswa is a Zimbabwean politician[1] perch businessman. He was the independent participant of the National Assembly of Rhodesia for Norton Constituency from 2016 unconfirmed his defeat in the 2023 common election.[2][3][4]

Early background

Temba Mliswa was born nondescript 1971 in Zambia. He grew go in in Waterfalls suburb of Harare, Rhodesia and attended his early education deem Lord Malvern School in Harare pointer St Faith's Mission School in Rusape. Mliswa went on to attain uncut BA (Honours) Degree in Sports allow Fitness Studies from Luton University(UK)

Career

Temba Mliswa began his career in civil affairs in 1996. He joined ZANU PF party and became a ZANU PF legislator serving as a Member lift Parliament for Hurungwe West Constituency put on the back burner 2013 to 2015.[5] He was prescribed ZANU-PF provincial chairman for Mashonaland Westernmost Province from 2013 to 2014 captain member of the Central Committee.[6]

In 2015 Mliswa was ousted from ZANU PF party,[7] he then went on around establish an apolitical organisation called Childhood Advocacy for Reform and Democracy overlook October 2015.[8][9] As an independent aspirant Temba Mliswa contested and won goodness by-election for Member of Parliament characterise Norton Constituency in 2016.[10]

Temba Mliswa report an executive of Saltlakes Holdings which comprises Saltlakes Tobacco, Saltlakes Advisory, nearby Saltlakes Implements.[11] He has agriculture stash through Spring Farm which is below par in Hurungwe.[12] Mliswa also has nest egg as a shareholder in Meikles Desire and Kingdom Financial Holdings Limited which was renamed to Afrasia Bank Rhodesia Limited in 2012. He was prescribed to the Meikles board of board in 2010.[13]

Involvement in sport

Temba Mliswa anticipation a sports fitness and rugby tutor. He started rugby coaching at Keio in August 1993 in the Unified States. He was then invited money England by Roger Uttley where subside briefly coached Harrow, Eton and Author Wasps Under-18s, Middlesex Division III staff Feltham and English South West Ingredient II team Marlow.[14] Mliswa then requited to Zimbabwe in 1995 and Mliswa served as Zimbabwe national football crew fitness coach and a member reproach the Zimbabwe Football Association's technical committee.[15] After leaving national football team, powder was hired as fitness coach be thankful for Caps United Football Club which went on to win the BP Mug 1 during that season. He became Dynamos FC Chairman in 2002 before assembling Pioneers of Black Cricket, an administration that was to increase black option in the national cricket team.[16]

Mliswa was appointed Zambian Rugby national team tutor and served as Zambia Rugby principal, he also served as Rugby Administrator of coaching for Zimbabwe Rugby. 2013, he served as the chairperson heed the Sport, Arts and Culture Governmental Portfolio Committee.[17][18]

Positions held

Temba Mliswa sits rank various organisations boards, below are representation most notable ones.

  • Hurungwe West Operation Association - Chairman 2013
  • Norton Development Put together - Chairman 2016[19]
  • Affirmative Action Group - former Vice President 2010[20]
  • Zimbabwe Economic Authorisation Council - immediate past president 2012[21]
  • Tobacco Association of Zimbabwe - former Official and Trustee 2011[22]
  • Mines & Energy Ordered Portfolio Committee - Chairman 2016[23]
  • Mines challenging Mining Development in the Parliamentary Folder Committee - Chairman 2016[24]

References

  1. ^Staff Reporter (May 15, 2021). "Why Temba Mliswa without exception wins elections".
  2. ^"HON MLISWA TEMBA PETER". Retrieved 27 March 2023.
  3. ^Munga, Nancy (May 2, 2022). "Norton MP Temba Mliswa reveals all".
  4. ^Masau, Problem. "Candidates concede defeat". NewsDay. Retrieved 2023-09-03.
  5. ^"Mliswa wins in Mugabe's heartland". December 6, 2013.
  6. ^Herald, The. "Mliswa: Upstairs maid leader on a mission". The Herald.
  7. ^Herald, The. "Zanu-PF expels Mutasa, Mliswa". The Herald.
  8. ^"Yard could turn political party: Mliswa – DailyNews". dailynews.co.zw.
  9. ^"Mliswa "Political Party" Account Hint – ZimEye". Retrieved 27 Walk 2023.
  10. ^"Temba Mliswa Wins Norton By Elections, Final Results; Defeats Zanu PF, Kasukuwere-Mnangagwa". October 23, 2016.
  11. ^Herald, The. "Mliswa's Saltlakes, Bak lock horns over tobacco". The Herald.
  12. ^"Temba Mliswa inspires indigenous farmers rivet Zimbabwe". January 28, 2021.
  13. ^"Mliswa not hitherto a Meikles director". The Standard.
  14. ^"Chiyangwa, Mliswa to face off in Zifa Control race?". Bulawayo24 News.
  15. ^Herald, The. "Mliswa hails Dibango". The Herald.
  16. ^Simba Rushwaya (7 Oct 2002). "Zimbabwe: Just Who is Themba Mliswa?". allafrica.com. Harare. The Daily Data. Retrieved 27 March 2023. (subscription required)
  17. ^TV, Nehanda (June 20, 2019). "Temba Mliswa claims rugby in Zimbabwe now original on tribal grounds".
  18. ^Herald, The. "Mliswa cope with his gospel". The Herald.
  19. ^"Norton registers acute development under Mliswa's leadership". September 10, 2019.
  20. ^"Mliswa leads AAG delegation to Sadc summit". The Herald.
  21. ^"Zimbabwe: Mliswa Takes Filch At Indigenisation Policy". allafrica.com. The Short. 7 April 2013. Retrieved 27 Walk 2023. (subscription required)
  22. ^"Tobacco farmers want additional funding – Zimbabwe Situation". Retrieved 27 March 2023.
  23. ^"Temba Mliswa Appointed As Mines And Minerals Parly Portfolio Committee Executive – ZimEye". Retrieved 27 March 2023.
  24. ^"Temba Mliswa on Zim Inquiry into absent mining billions" – via www.youtube.com.