PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe yesterday appointed government permanent secretaries, retaining most of them as he did with his Zanu PF Cabinet ministers.
By Staff Reporter
In a statement, Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Dr Misheck Sibanda said those who retained their positions included Media, Information and Broadcasting Services secretary George Charamba, Killian Mpingo (Local Government, Public Works and National Housing), Washington Mbizvo (Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology), Gerald Gwinji (Health and Child Care), Martin Rushwaya (Defence) and Partson Mbiriri (Energy and Power Development).
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Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation — Ringson Chitsiko
Defence — Martin Rushwaya
Primary and Secondary Education — Constance Chigwamba
Energy and Power Development — Partson Mbiriri
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Environment, Water and Climate — Prince Mupazviriho
Finance — Willard Manungo
Foreign Affairs — Joey Bimha
Health and Child Care — Gerald Gwinji
Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development — Washington Mbizvo
Home Affairs — Melusi Matshiya
Industry and Commerce — Abigail Shonhiwa
ICT, Postal and Courier Services — Samuel Kundishora
Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs — Virginia Mabiza
Lands and Rural Resettlement — Sophia Tsvakwi
Local Government, Public Works and National Housing — Killian Mpingo
Media, Information and Broadcasting Services — George Charamba Mines and Mining Development — Francis Gudyanga
Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare — Ngoni Masoka
SMEs and Co-operative Development — Evelyn Ndlovu
Sport, Arts and Culture — Thokozile Chitepo
Tourism and Hospitality Industry — Florence Nhekairo
Transport and Infrastructural Development — Munesushe Munodawafa
Women Affairs, Gender & Community Development — Perpetua Gumbo
Youth, Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment – George Magosvongwe
