Zimbabwe's former industry minister Nkosana Moyo has confirmed that he will run for presidency as an independent candidate under the movement APA, Alliance for People's Agenda in next year's elections. He resigned from President Robert Mugabe's government in 2001 citing differences in policy formulation. He says he will ensure good governance and has a different view about how a COALITION SHOULD BE CONSTITUTED. Dr Moyo spoke to our foreign editor Sophie Mokoena about his decision to run for presidency in Zimbabwe
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