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Second Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Cabinet

Cabinet of Zimbabwe
2018–2023
Date formed10 September 2018
Date dissolved4 September 2023
People and organisations
Head of stateEmmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa
Head of governmentEmmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa
Deputy head of governmentConstantino Chiwenga
Kembo Mohadi
Member partiesZANU–PF
Status in legislatureMajority
Opposition partiesMDC Alliance
National Patriotic Front (Zimbabwe)
MDC-T
Opposition leadersNelson Chamisa
History
Legislature term2018 Zimbabwean general election
PredecessorFirst Mnangagwa Cabinet
SuccessorThird Cabinet of Emmerson Mnangagwa

The Second Cabinet of Emmerson was the government of Zimbabwe led by Zimbabwe Emmerson Mnangagwa between 10 September 2018 and its dissolution in September 2023.

Cabinet composition

Portfolio Minister Took office Left office Party
First Vice-PresidentConstantino Chiwenga28 December 2017Incumbent ZANU–PF
Second Vice-PresidentKembo Mohadi28 December 2017Incumbent ZANU–PF
Minister for Finance & Economic DevelopmentMthuli Ncube10 September 2018Incumbent Independent
Minister of Defence & War VeteransOppah Muchinguri-Kashiri10 September 2018Incumbent ZANU–PF
Minister for Local Government, Public Works and National HousingJuly Moyo10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Foreign Affairs and International TradeSibusiso Moyo30 November 2017– ZANU–PF
Minister for Public Service and Social WelfareSekai Nzenza10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Industry and CommerceMangaliso Ndlovu10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Home Affairs and Cultural HeritageCain Mathema10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Higher and Tertiary Education Science and Technology DevelopmentAmon Murwira10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Primary and Secondary EducationPaul Mavima10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural ResettlementPerrance Shiri10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Mines and Mining DevelopmentWinston Chitando10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Energy and power developmentFortune Chasi14 May 2019– ZANU–PF
Minister for Transport and Infrastructural DevelopmentJoel Matiza10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Information, Publicity and Broadcasting ServicesMonica Mutsvangwa10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Information Communication Technology Courier ServicesKazembe Kazembe10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Environment, Tourism and Hospitality IndustryPriscah Mupfumira10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Youth, Sport, Arts and RecreationKirsty Coventry10 September 2018– Independent
Minister for Health and Child CareObadiah Moyo10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Justice Legal and Parliamentary AffairsZiyambi Ziyambi10 September 2018– ZANU–PF
Minister for Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprise DevelopmentSithembiso Nyoni10 September 2018– ZANU–PF

References

  1. https://www.herald.co.zw/breaking-news-president-announces-cabinet Retrieved September 7, 2018. /...
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