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UPDATED:Tsvangirai’s shadow cabinet

Politics
MDC-T this afternoon announced the structure of its shadow cabinet

MDC-T this afternoon announced the structure of its shadow cabinet.

MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai announced his party's shadow cabinet at Harvest House Wednesday. Picture: Aaron Ufumeli
MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai announced his party’s shadow cabinet at Harvest House Wednesday. Picture: Aaron Ufumeli

In a statement, the party’s leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, who was Prime Minister in the just ended coalition government, said the structure is a monitoring mechanism that will continually review the performance of the Zanu PF government, “through various forums in parliament and outside parliament,” and to communicate the MDC-T’s position on any issue.”

Listen to the announcement:

Below is the list of members of the MDC-T shadow cabinet.

The Shadow Cabinet will have five key priority areas; International Relations and Cooperation: Gorden Moyo Tourism, Environment and Natural Resources: Thamsanqa Mahlangu Finance and Economic Development: Tendai Biti Defence: Gift Chimanikire Health and Child Welfare: Ruth Labode Basic Education: Concilia Chinanzvavana Higher Education Science and Technology: Peter Matarutse Local Government: Sesel Zvidzai Transport: Elias Mudzuri Communications: Nelson Chamisa Mines and Minerals Development: Abednico Bhebhe Energy and Power Development: . Morgan Komichi Agriculture, Land and Water Development: Sipepa Nkomo Justice Legal and Parliamentary Affairs: Jesse Manjome Home Affairs: . Lilian Timveos Industry and Commerce: Tapiwa Mashakada Labour, Employment and Social Security: Paurina Mpariwa Women’s Affairs, Gender and Community Development: Lucia Matibenga Youth, Sport, Arts & Culture: Solomon Madzore Public Works and National Housing: Joel Gabbuza

Planning Commission:

Jameson Timba Theresa Makone Douglas Mwonzora Tongai Matutu Elton Mangoma