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Zimbabwe legislators asked to declare assets by 5 October

Ncube Abedinico;

Ncube Emma;

Ncube Francisca;

Ncube Ophar;

Ncube Owen;

Ndebele Anele;

Ndiweni Dought;

Ndhlovu Alice;

Ndlovu Evelyn;

Ndlovu Nomathemba;

Ndhlovu Nqobizitha Mangaliso;

Ndlovu Stella;

Nduna Dexter Tawona;

Ngome Jefry;

Nguluvhe Albert;

Ngwenya Stephen;

Nhambo Ferescah;

Nhari Vairet;

Nkani Andrew;

Nkomo Mail;

Nyabani Tendai;

Nyamudeza Sibonile;

Nyashanu Mathew;

Nyathi Ronald Robson;

Nyere Christina;

Nyokanhete Jacob;

Nyoni Ilos;

Nyoni Sithembiso;

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