The opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) led by Jameson Timba has appointed a shadow cabinet comprising 16 Shadow Ministers and their deputies.
In a statement, CCC said the responsibilities of the Shadow Ministers and their deputies include holding the government accountable and promoting alternative policies and ideas, among others.
Below is the full list:
• Finance, Economic Development & Investment Promotion – Corban Madzivanyika
• Justice, Legal & Parliamentary Affairs – Agency Gumbo
• Defence & Liberation Veterans Affairs – Shakespear Hamauswa
• International Relations – Gladys Hlatywayo
• Home Affairs & Security – Martin Mureri
• Industry & Commerce – Mirriam Matinenga
• Women’s Affairs, Community, Small & Medium Enterprise Development – Ellen Shiriyedenga
• Local Government, National Housing and Public Works & Social Amenities – Ropafadzo Makumire
• Mines, Energy & Power Development – Leslie Mhangwa
• Education, Youth, Sport & Recreation – Hon Takudzwa
• Labour, Manpower Development, Public Services Moyo & Social Welfare – Sithabisiwe Moyo
• ICT & Courier Services and Media & Broadcasting Services – Darlington Chigumbu
• Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water & Rural Development – Brian James.
• Transport & Infrastructure Development – Zivai Mhetu
• Environment, Climate, Tourism, Hospitality & Wildlife Management – Joana Mamombe
• Health & Child Care Daniel Molokele
DEPUTIES
Defense & Liberation Veterans Affairs – Jabulani Hadebe
• Education, Youth, Sport, Culture & Recreation – Desire Moyo
• ICT, Media & Broadcasting and Broadcasting Services – Gift Mambipiri
• Transport & Infrastructure Development – Hon. Lovemore Jimu
• Labour, Manpower Development, Public Services & Social Welfare – John Kuka
• International Relations, Cooperation & Trade – Innocent Zvaipa
• Health & Child Care – Shine Gwangwaba
• Home Affairs & Security – Maxwell Mavhunga
Industry & Commerce – Solani Moyo
• Environment, Tourism & Climate Change – Desire Nkala
• Women’s Affairs, Community, Small & Medium Enterprise Development – Judith Tobaiwa
• Agriculture – Madalaboy Ndebele
• Local Government – Jongson Matambo
Energy & Mines – Prosper Mutseyami.
