Herbert Ushewokunze
| Herbert Ushewokunze | |
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| Born | Herbert Ushewokunze |
| Nationality | Zimbabwe |
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| Employer | Government of Zimbabwe |
| Organization | Ministry of Health |
Herbert Ushewokunze (Herbert Sylvester Masiyiwa Ushewokunze) is a Zimbabwean born politician who was Minister of Health at the assumption of independence in 1980.
Personal Details
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School / Education
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Service / Career
In the Zimbabwe 1985 Parliamentary Election Chinamora returned to Parliament:
- Herbert Sylvester Masiyiwa Ushewokunze of Zanu PF - 43 880 votes.
- Kenneth George Bopoto-Ngwerume of PF-ZAPU - 1 105 votes.
- Pendeka Stanlake Nyadudya of UANC - 799 votes.
In the 1990 Parliamentary Election (see A History of Zimbabwean Elections) Highfield East returned to Parliament:
- Herbert Ushewokunze of Zanu PF with 8 292 votes,
- Joseph Dendere of ZUM with 5 473 votes,
- Jeremiah Nyamande, Independent, with 275 votes,
- Xavier Chihota of NDU with 64 votes.
Turnout - 14 103 or 35.92 %
In 1987, Herbert Ushewokunze was the Minister of Transport. It co-ordinated transport policy and services in general, and was responsible for civil aviation, roads, and railways as well as for meteorological services. [1]
Events
Further Reading
- ↑ [Katherine Sayce (Ed), Tabex, Encyclopedia Zimbabwe], Tabex, Encyclopedia Zimbabwe, (Quest Publishing, Harare, 1987), Retrieved: 3 August 2022
