BREAKING NEWS: President Mugabe appoints new Cabinet

President Mugabe
President Mugabe

President Mugabe has announced a new cabinet that saw Cde Patrick Chinamasa being appointed Finance Minister.

Zanu-PF members of parliament have started arriving for the ceremony that is taking place at State House.

Ministers hold their letters of appointment.

Here are the ministers and their portfolios:

Ignatius Chombo – Local Government

Prof Jonathan Moyo chats to Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa
Prof Jonathan Moyo chats to Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa

Emmerson Mnangagwa – Justice and Legal Affairs

Patrick Chinamasa – Finance

Dzikamai Mavhaire – Energy and Power Development

Francis Nhema – Indigenisation

Douglas Mombeshora – Lands

Jonathan Moyo – Information

Dr Sekeramayi being congratulated after his appointment as Minister of Defence
Dr Sekeramayi being congratulated after his appointment as Minister of Defence

Sydney Sekeramayi – Defence

Walter Mzembi – Tourism

Andrew Langa – Sport, Arts and Culture

Webster Shamu – Information and Communication Technology

Savior Kasukuwere – Environment

Lazarus Dokora – Primary and Secondary Education

Olivia Muchena – Higher and Tertiary Education

David Parirenyatwa – Health

Kembo Mohadi – Home Affairs

Oppah Muchinguri – Women’s Affairs

Nicholas Goche – Labour

Walter Chidhakwa – Mines

Obert Mpofu – Transport

Sithembiso Nyoni – Small and Medium Enterprises

Simon Khaya Moyo – Senior Minister without potfolio

Joseph Made – Agriculture

Simbaneuta Mudarikwa – Minister of State for Mashonaland East

Cabinet has been reduced from 33 to 26

David Murapira and Paddy Zhanda – Deputy Ministers of Agriculture

 

 

 

 

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