SW Radio Africa (London)
10 February 2009
1. Finance: Tendai Biti
2. Home Affairs (co-shared with Zanu PF): Giles Mutsekwa
3. Constitutional and Parliamentary Affairs: Advocate Eric Matinenga
4. Economic Planning and Investment Promotion: Elton Mangoma
5. Energy and Power Development: Engineer Elias Mudzuri
6. Health and Child Welfare: Dr Henry Madzorera
7. Labour and Social Welfare: Paurina Mpariwa
8. Water Resources Development and Management: Abednigo Bhebhe
9. Public Service: Theresa Makoni
10. State Enterprise and Parastatals: Eddie Cross
11. Science and Technology Development: Professor Henry Dzinotyiwei
12. Information Communication Technology: Nelson Chamisa
13. Public Works: Professor Elphas Mukonoweshuro
14 National Housing and Social Amenities: Fidelis Mhashu
Deputy ministers
1. Defence: Tichaona Mudzingwa
2. Agriculture: Roy Bennett
3. Justice: Jessie Majome
Pending
4. Foreign Affairs:
5. Local Government:
6. Women's Affairs:
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I am pleased to note that the stories of Biti not joining the government were false. It is unprofessional for journalists to report as news their own imagination.
Well done Mugabe, keep it up and I hope the hawks and hyenas in ZANU will not sabotage the present status quo.Do not listen to people like Jallohlaw.To you Tsvangirai, watch your back and do not dissappoint us.I am sure with strong personality like Biti in the cabinet, ZANU will be careful to play hanky-panky.GOOD LUCK!!!!!!
Ss_3conteh,
Since when have you started wishing our President good luck. I am sure my President has better advisers. Jallohlaw is a Pan-Africanist and a patriotic African whose advice is most welcome and very vital for Zimbabwe and its people at this juncture. Therefore, Cde Jallohlaw, keep on showing us how to move in this thick jungle where we have to mix with snakes, hyenas and lions. The CIA and MI6 now have a listening ear in the highest office of the land and so we still need you Cde Jallohlaw to tell us when the enemy is attacking from behind.
Takunya_ndebvu is suffering from a mind infected with hate mongering, praising a bloodstained criminal murderer in power illegitimately with the collusion of SA. He is fond of referring to dubious persons patriotism and empty slogans!
A country ridden with cholera and sidelined in world's civilised community because of Mugabe's 29 years of failure NEED clean politicians to help Zimbabwe turn around. The MDCs will do their best where criminal Mugabe failed.
Mugabe can be said to be the most unpatriotic Zimbabwean and an anti pan-africanist!
It's not idiots like takunya_ndebvu, Hollojaw and group who will rewrite history. Mugabe wrote it with indelible ink. The archbishops are right to continue to call for his removal. NGOs will go another step in calling for his trial before the ICC for crimes against innocent Zimbos!
Prem,
You are dreaming and so I do not talk or respond to dreamers until they wake up!!!
clearly a response from someone who has no form of rebuttal...
Tak, explain about Joseph in the old testament. If it was not for his God given ability to interpret dreams, Egypt would of been dead and gone. Maybe you should listen to the dreamers. What helped get rid of racism in the USA. Martin Luther king. How did he start his famous speach, I have a dream. Only when the people start working together with a common cause is when Zimbabwe goes forward. What is your dream or vision for Zimbabwe.
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