Know Your UDA
RESOURCES & COMMON QUESTIONS
Read the public programme, explore the seven pillars and find membership information in one place.
Public information
Start with the programme
These summaries draw on the UDA manifesto and official membership materials. Explore the linked pages for commitments, implementation priorities and application information.
About UDA
Learn about the movement’s purpose, values and Founding President, Dr Daniel K Shumba.
Manifesto 2028
Taking Possession: A Promise to the People of Zimbabwe sets out seven pillars, proposed first-100-day priorities, funding principles and public reporting.
The Seven Pillars
Explore the principles and policy commitments behind national redemption, from respect for the law to national unity.
Membership
Review the information required, the declaration and the official application process before applying.
Frequently asked questions
What does UDA stand for?
United Democratic Alliance, a Zimbabwean political organisation launched in March 2018 under Founding President Dr Daniel K Shumba.
What does national redemption mean?
UDA describes it as restoring constitutional order, expanding economic opportunity and rebuilding services so that public power and national resources serve the people.
Are the manifesto programmes already available?
The manifesto sets out proposed government commitments. Implementation would require lawful processes, costed plans, approved budgets and public accountability.
How would progress be measured?
UDA proposes published baselines and targets, named delivery responsibilities, quarterly public reports, citizen feedback and independent performance scorecards.
How do I apply for membership?
Read the membership information, complete the official application and declaration, then await review by authorised officials.
Does applying make me an approved member?
No. The official form provides for verification and a decision of approved, pending or declined. Officials complete the membership number and decision fields.
What is UDA’s position on Zimbabweans abroad?
The manifesto proposes diaspora voting reforms, accessible remittances, responsible investment channels, skills participation and support for voluntary return.
Understand the commitments.
Read the plan alongside its implementation priorities, proposed funding and measures of progress.