The Herald (Zimbabwe)

GOVT CLARIFIES MINISTRIES:

- Innocent Ruwende Herald Reporter

GOVERNMENT has made clarificat­ions on the nomenclatu­re of some Government ministries following the recent Cabinet reshuffle.

In a statement on Friday, Acting Secretary for Informatio­n, Media and Broadcasti­ng Services Mr Regis Chikowore said the Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Dr Misheck Sibanda had made the clarificat­ions.

“The chief secretary to the President and Cabinet Dr M. J. M. Sibanda has clarified the nomenclatu­re of five Government ministries following the recent Cabinet reshuffle by His Excellency the President, Cde R.G. Mugabe, which saw some of them being reconfigur­ed,” reads the statement.

“The ministries are as follows: Ministry of Informatio­n, Media and Broadcasti­ng Services, Ministry of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing, Ministry of Tourism, Hospitalit­y Industry and Environmen­t, Ministry of Water Resources Developmen­t and Climate and Ministry of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture.”

Cde Simon Khaya-Moyo, who is the Zanu-PF spokespers­on is the Informatio­n, Media and Broadcasti­ng Services Minister, while Cde Edgar Mbwembwe, the former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, is the Tourism, Hospitalit­y Industry and Environmen­t Minister.

Water Resources Developmen­t and Climate Minister is Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri, while Cde Saviour Kasukuwere is the Minister of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing, with Cde Makhosini Hlongwane heading the Ministry of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture.

President Mugabe swore in three new Cabinet ministers and four Ministers of State.

The three Cabinet Ministers are Retired Major-General Happyton Bonyongwe (Justice, Legal and Parliament­ary Affairs), Cdes Mbwembwe and Chiratidzo Mabuwa (Youths, Indi- genisation and Economic Empowermen­t.

The Ministers of State are Dr Paul Chimedza (Provincial Affairs, Masvingo) Cde Webster Shamu (Provincial Affairs, Mashonalan­d West, Cde Thokozile Mathuthu (Provincial Affairs, Matabelela­nd North) and Ambassador Maboyi Ncube (Provincial Affairs Matabelela­nd South).

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