FULL LIST: Mnangagwa's Cabinet Gets 6 New Members

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s cabinet has grown to 25 Ministers, 18 Deputy Ministers and 10 Provincial ministers. The president on Friday reshuffled his cabinet and added a new Ministry of National Housing and Social amenities that will be led by Daniel Gwarwe and deputised by Yeukai Simbanegavi.

Here is the full list of the new Cabinet as reported by ZimLive:

1. Minister of Finance – Prof Mthuli Ncube
2. Minister of Youth, Sport & Recreation – Kirsty Coventry
3. Minister of Justice – Ziyambi Ziyambi
4. Minister of ICT – Jenfan Muswere
5. Minister of Energy – Fortune Chasi
6. Minister of Foreign Affairs – Sibusiso Moyo
7. Minister of Information – Monica Mutsvangwa
8. Minister of Primary and Secondary Education – Cain Mathema
9. Minister of Mines – Winston Chitando
10. Minister of Home Affairs – Kazembe Kazembe
11. Minister of Defence – Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri
12. Minister of Health – Obadiah Moyo
13. Minister of Environment, Climate Change and Tourism – Mangaliso Ndlovu
14. Minister of Lands and Agriculture – Perrence Shiri
15. Minister of Transport – Joel Biggie Matiza
16. Minister of Industry – Sekai Nzenza
17. Minister of Local Government – July Moyo
18. Minister of Women Affairs and SMEs – Sithembiso Nyoni
19. Minister of Public, Labour and Social Welfare – Prof Paul Mavhima
20. Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education – Prof Amon Murwira
21. Minister of National Housing and Social Amenities – Daniel Garwe
22. Minister of State Security – Owen Ncube
23. Minister of State in the President’s Office in Charge of Implementation – Jorum Gumbo
24. Minister of State in Vice President Kembo Mohadi’s Office – Davies Marapira
25. Minister of State in Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s Office – Evelyn Ndhlovu

Mnangagwa Deputy Ministers

1. Deputy Minister of Defence – Victor Matemadanda
2. Deputy Minister of Local Government – Marian Chombo
3. Deputy Minister of Public Service – Lovemore Matuke
4. Deputy Minister of Industry and Commerce – Raj Modi
5. Deputy Minister of Home Affairs – Michael Madiro
6. Deputy Minister of Primary and Secondary Education – Edgar Moyo
7. Deputy Minister of Lands and Agriculture – Douglas Karoro
8. Deputy Minister of Lands and Agriculture – Peter Haritatos
9. Deputy Minister of Energy – Magna Mudiwa
10. Deputy Minister of Information – Energy Mutodi
11. Deputy Minister of ICT – Dingumuzi Phuti
12. Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade – David Musabayana
13. Deputy Minister of Women Affairs and SMEs – Jennifer Mhlanga
14. Deputy Minister of National Housing and Social Amenities – Yeukai Simbanegavi
15. Deputy Minister of Higher Education – Raymore Machingura
16. Deputy Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation – Tinoda Machakarika
17. Deputy Minister of Finance and Economic Development – Clemence Chiduwa
18. Deputy Minister of Health and Child Care – John Mangwiro

Mnangagwa’s Provincial Ministers

1. Bulawayo – Judith Ncube
2. Mashonaland West – Mary Mliswa
3. Midlands – Larry Mavima
4. Matabeleland South – Abednico Ncube
5. Matabeleland North – Richard Moyo
6. Mashonaland Central – Monica Mavhunga
7. Mashonaland East – Apollonia Munzverengi
8. Masvingo – Ezra Chadzamira
9. Manicaland – Ellen Gwaradzimba
10. Harare – Oliver Chidawu

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