Zimbabwe: Government members

Updated March 2010

As of 14 February 2009

President: Robert Mugabe, first assumed office 31 December 1987 (ZANU-PF)

Vice President: Joseph Msika (ZANU-PF)

Vice President: Joyce Mujuru (ZANU-PF)

Prime Minister: Morgan Tsvangirai (MDC-T)

Deputy Prime Minister 1: Thokozani Khupe (MDC-T)

Deputy Prime Minister 2: Arthur Mutambara (MDC-M)

Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) ministers

Home Affairs: Kembo Mohadi

Defence: Emmerson Mnangagwa

Justice and Legal Affairs: Patrick Chinamasa

Lands and Rural Resettlement: Herbert Murerwa

Foreign Affairs: Simbarashe Mumbengegwi

Transport and Infrastructural Development: Nicholas Goche

Local Government, Urban and Rural Development: Ignatius Chombo

Mines and Mining Development: Obert Mpofu

Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation Development: Joseph Made

Environment and Natural Resources Management: Francis Nhema

Higher and Tertiary Education: Stan Mudenge

Small and Medium Enterprises and Co-operative Development: Sithembiso Nyoni

Media, Information and Publicity: Webster Shamu

Women's Affairs, Gender and Community Development: Olivia Muchena

Youth Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment: Saviour Kasukuwere

Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Walter Mzembi

Minister of State for Presidential Affairs: Didymus Mutasa

Minister of State for National Security in the President's Office: Sydney Sekeramayi

Listed for swearing in as Ministers, but not sworn in:

• John Nkomo
• David Parirenyatwa
• Flora Buka
• Paul Mangwana
• Sylvester Nguni

Movement for Democratic Change - Tsvangirai (MDC-T) ministers

Home Affairs: Giles Mutsekwa

Finance: Tendai Biti

Labour: Paurina Gwanyanya

Information Communication Technology: Nelson Chamisa

Housing and Social Amenities: Fidelis Mhashu

State Enterprises and Parastatals: Joel Gabuza Gabbuza

Economic Planning and Investment Promotion: Elton Mangoma

Energy and Power Development: Elias Mudzuri

Constitutional and Parliamentary Affairs: Eric Matinenga

Public Service: Eliphas Mukonoweshuro

Health and Child Welfare: Henry Madzorera

Public Works: Theresa Makone

Science and Technology: Heneri Dzinotyiwei

Water Resources and Development: Samuel Sipepa Nkomo

Minister of State in the Prime Ministers Office: Gordon Moyo

Listed for swearing in as Minister, but not sworn in: Gibson Sibanda

Movement for Democratic Change - Mutambara (MDC-M) ministers

Industry and Commerce: Welshman Ncube

Regional Integration and International Co-operation: Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga

Education, Sport, Art and Culture: David Coltart

Sources

VERITAS 2008 "Bill Watch 41/2008, 20 October.

VERITAS 2009 "Bill Watch Special, 14 February.

Official web sites

Parliament of Zimbabwe: [www] http://www.parlzim.gov.zw/ [opens new window] (accessed 16 Mar 2010).

Ministry of Foreign Affairs: [www] http://www.zimfa.gov.zw/ [opens new window] (accessed 16 Mar 2010).