Alex Magaisa

Political analyst and former advisor to the late Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, Dr Alex Magaisa, has died. He was 46.

In 2003, Magaisa was conferred with a PhD in Law from the same institution. Dr Magaisa had to take a leave of absence from the University of Kent in 2011, to be part of the constitution-making process. Dr Magaisa was a Law lecturer at the University of Kent in the United Kingdom.

HARARE – The former advisor to the late Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, Dr. Alex Tawanda Magaisa, has died in a London hospital.

Sometimes I’ll be playing needles and cannulas with my good friends at the local (hospital)! You don’t get used to this but you learn to live with it. On February 5, Magaisa tweeted: “Some say I’m unreachable. Fellow academic Ibbo Mandaza said Magaisa’s death was “a great loss to Zimbabwe’s intellectual community and to the struggle for a better and democratic Zimbabwe.”

Zimbabwean-born University of Kent law lecturer Alex Tawanda Magaisa has died. Magaisa, a former adviser to the late former Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai ...

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Sad,sad day for Zimbabwe! May His Dear Soul Rest In Peace. 😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭— King Jay🇿🇼 (@KingJayZim) June 5, 2022 Sad,sad day for Zimbabwe! May His Dear Soul Rest In Peace. 😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭 Rest in peace Dr Alex Magaisa, a man who’s love for a free Zimbabwe is incomparable.We mourn a incredible loss. Sad to learn of the passing on of Alex Magaisa. The man never made his health issues a secret but he has always worked very hard like everything is okay. Rest in peace Dr Alex Magaisa, a man who’s love for a free Zimbabwe is incomparable.We mourn a incredible loss. Sad to learn of the passing on of Alex Magaisa. The man never made his health issues a secret but he has always worked very hard like everything is okay.

According to information, Dr Alex Magaisa, died after a suffering a cardiac arrest this morning. He taught law at the Kent law school and former advisor to ...

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UK-based law lecturer Alex Magaisa and forner advisor to the late MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai has died.

Journalist Hopewell Chin'ono also said: "Zimbabwean public intellectual Dr Alex Magaisa has died. He suffered a cadiac arrest this morning at Margate Hospital at 10am." Magaisa suffered a cardiac arrest Sunday, morning according to online sources.

Dr. Alex Magaisa, a former special advisor to the late Morgan Tsvangirai, has reportedly died. Zimbabwe researcher and novelist Ibbo Mandaza broke the story ...

Magaisa received a PhD in Law from the same institution in 2003. Story continues below ad He was former Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's advisor from 2012 to 2013. Story continues below ad Doctors desperately tried to save him when his wife was summoned, but he died before she arrived. Story continues below ad

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What a lovely brother! What a cool character! What a sober mind! What a human being! What a fine great man! Condolences to his family and friends,” said Moyo, who also sparred with the late academic on policy and politics, online. Rest In Peace gentle, wise, brave warrior of the struggle. “A HUGE BLOW FELLOW CITIZENS! What a force, a giant! Rest in peace gentle, wise, brave warrior of the struggle. What an intelligent man! This Sunday of Pentecost, I thought of him and sent him a message. He meant so much to so many,” said Professor of Democracy at the University of Birmingham, Nic Cheeseman.

RENOWNED United Kingdom-based constitutional law expert Alex Magaisa has died. Magaisa (47) is said to have suffered a heart attack while admitted ...

What a lovely brother! What a cool character! What a sober mind! “What a force, a giant! What a human being! What a fine great man!