National Alliance for Good Governance

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The National Alliance for Good Governance is a political party in Zimbabwe. Its candidate, Shaka Maya, won 0.5% at the presidential elections of 9-11 March 2002. After the last legislative elections, 31 March 2005, the party remained without parliamentary representation.

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