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Zimbabwe: Ministerial Team Gets Thumbs Up
The Herald, 8 September 2018
President Mnangagwa's new Cabinet is a refreshing start to the Second Republic as it blends young brains with seasoned technocrats with capacity to revive the economy, analysts… Read more »
Thumbs Up for Zimbabwe's New Cabinet
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has announced his cabinet, leaving many surprised and upbeat about the selection of ministers. Mnangagwa faced legal challenges from opposition Movement for Democratic Change Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa, who also ran for the presidency, before he could be sworn-in as president.
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Zimbabwe: ED Rivals Speak On 'Old Wine', 'Haunted House' Cabinet, Others Praise
New Zimbabwe, 8 September 2018
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa's political opponents have expressed differing opinions over the country's new cabinet with some calling on the state leader to redeploy long serving… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Kirsty Coventry's Ministerial Appointment Welcomed
The Herald, 8 September 2018
YESTERDAY marked a new chapter in the history of sport with swimming icon Kirsty Coventry being appointed Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Mnangangwa Announces Cabinet
The Herald, 7 September 2018
President Mnangagwa has appointed 20 member Cabinet ministers and their deputies who will be sworn in on Monday. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Names New Ministers - Report
Open Parliament Zimbabwe, 7 September 2018
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has announced his much-anticipated Cabinet: Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Chamisa Piles Pressure On Mnangagwa
Zimbabwe Standard, 2 September 2018
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa wants any talks with President Emmerson Mnangagwa to yield electoral reforms and an economic rescue package for the country, it has been… Read more »
InFocus
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa faces a Herculean task as he comes under intense scrutiny on whether he can walk the talk during the next five years of his leadership. Zimbabweans ... Read more »
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa is apparently looking to Britain for a solution to neutralise opposition leader Nelson Chamisa - and it will likely involve a constitutional amendment ... Read more »
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Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has rejected the Constitutional Court decision that affirmed the election of President Emmerson Mnangagwa and has now said he will take the matter ... Read more »
