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Published on 2024-02-03 12:45:01
The President of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa, has taken a significant step in his administration by appointing three new deputy ministers to serve in his government. The appointments were announced by the Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet, Dr Martin Rushwaya, in a statement released on Saturday.
The newly appointed deputy ministers are expected to bring fresh perspectives and expertise to their respective roles. The first of the three deputy ministers is Honourable Omphile Marupi, who has been appointed as the Deputy Minister of Information, Publicity, and Broadcasting Services. This crucial role will see Marupi working closely with the Ministry of Information, Publicity, and Broadcasting Services to ensure that accurate and timely information is communicated to the public.
In addition to Marupi, President Mnangagwa has also appointed Honourable Sheila Mutsenhu as Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Lands, Fisheries, Water, and Rural Settlement. This appointment reflects the President’s commitment to ensuring the development and sustainability of the country’s vital agricultural and rural sectors. Mutsenhu is expected to work closely with the Ministry of Agriculture, Lands, Fisheries, Water, and Rural Settlement to address the challenges facing these key sectors and implement policies aimed at improving food security and rural development.
The third and final appointment is that of Honourable Cleveria Chizema as Deputy Minister of Health and Child Care. Chizema’s role is of utmost importance, given the ongoing global health crisis and the need to strengthen the country’s healthcare system. As Deputy Minister of Health and Child Care, Chizema will be responsible for working alongside the Ministry of Health and Child Care to address the country’s healthcare challenges, improve access to quality healthcare services, and ensure the well-being of all citizens, particularly children.
The appointments of these three deputy ministers come at a critical time for Zimbabwe, as the country continues to navigate various economic, social, and health challenges. President Mnangagwa’s decision to appoint these individuals reflects his commitment to addressing these challenges and ensuring that the government is well-equipped to serve the needs of its citizens.
It is worth noting that the appointments were made with immediate effect, signaling the urgency with which the President views the need for these positions to be filled. This swift action demonstrates President Mnangagwa’s proactive approach to governance and his determination to address the pressing issues facing the country.
The newly appointed deputy ministers are expected to hit the ground running and begin their work in their respective roles immediately. Their appointment serves as a strong indication of President Mnangagwa’s confidence in their abilities to contribute to the ongoing development and progress of Zimbabwe.
As the new deputy ministers assume their responsibilities, they will be expected to work collaboratively with their respective ministries, as well as with other government officials and stakeholders, to drive meaningful change and progress in their areas of focus. Their contributions will be crucial in addressing the various challenges facing the country and in advancing the government’s agenda for economic development, social welfare, and public health.
Overall, the appointments of Honourable Omphile Marupi, Honourable Sheila Mutsenhu, and Honourable Cleveria Chizema as deputy ministers represent a significant step forward for the government of Zimbabwe. These individuals bring unique skills, experiences, and perspectives to their respective roles, and their appointments reflect President Mnangagwa’s commitment to building a strong and capable government that can effectively serve the needs of the country and its people.
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