NAC board announced

from November 1, 2011.

The board term is for three years.
Mr David Mutambara, who represents the Business Community on Aids and the Employers Confederation of Zimbabwe, will chair the board.

He is a former educationist and also the executive director of the Zimbabwe Business Council on Aids.

He will be deputised by Mrs Beatrice Tonhodzayi Ngondo.
The other board members are Precious Chakasikwa, a lawyer with Kantor and Immerman, Raymond Majongwe, the secretary general of the Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe, Obert Sibanda, Shylet Ndiweni, Dr PT Mapanda, Golden Guni, Fungisai Zvakavapano Mashavave, Pastor Lindani Dube, Tinashe Mutsonziwa, Simangaliso Mafa, Catherine Murombedzi a journalist with the Herald and Dr Tapuwa Magure, who is the chief executive officer of the National Aids Council of Zimbabwe. He is an ex-officio member of the Council.

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