Emmerson Mnangagwa

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Source: Government of Zimbabwe (zim.gov.zw)

Emmerson Mnangagwa has been President of Zimbabwe since 24 November 2017. A lawyer by training, he held several ministerial posts including State Security, Justice and Defence, was Speaker of Parliament from 2000 to 2005 and First Vice-President from 2014 to 2017.[5]

Country

Zimbabwe

Party

ZANU-PF[1][3][4]

Born

15 Sept 1942, Zvishavane, Zimbabwe[5]

First office on record

Minister of State for National Security, 1980

1. 24 Nov 2017 – present

   President of the Republic[1][2][3]

   Republic of ZimbabweVerified

2. 24 Nov 2017 – present

   President (head of government)[1][2][6]

   Third Cabinet of Emmerson MnangagwaVerified

3. 24 Nov 2017 – present

   President of the Republic and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces[1][3][4]

   Third Cabinet of Emmerson MnangagwaVerified

4. 2014 – 2017

   First Vice-President[5]

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5. 2009 – 2013

   Minister of Defence[5]

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6. 2000 – 2005

   Speaker of Parliament[5]

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7. 1988 – 2000

   Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs[5]

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8. 1980 – 1988

   Minister of State for National Security[5]

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• LLB, University of London[5]

• CCConstantino ChiwengaFirst Vice-President
• KMKembo MohadiSecond Vice-President
• LMLovemore MatukeNational Security
• MNMthuli NcubeFinance
• KTKudakwashe TagwireiEconomic Development
• AMAnxious MasukaAgriculture
• VHVangelis HaritatosLands
• OKOppah Muchinguri-KashiriDefence
• JMJuly MoyoEnergy
• ENEvelyn NdlovuEnvironment
• AMAmon MurwiraForeign Affairs
• DMDouglas MombeshoraHealth
• FSFrederick ShavaHigher Education
• KKKazembe KazembeHome Affairs
• MNMangaliso NdlovuIndustry and Commerce
• SZSoda ZhemuInformation
• TMTatenda MaveteraICT
• ZZZiyambi ZiyambiJustice
• DGDaniel GarweLocal Government
• PKPolite KambamuraMines
• PMPaul MavimaHousing
• TMTorerayi MoyoEducation
• EMEdgar MoyoPublic Service and Labour
• JMJenfan MuswereSkills Audit
• ASAnselem Nhamo SanyatweSports and Culture
• BRBarbara RwodziTourism
• FMFelix MhonaTransport
• MMMonicah MavhungaVeterans
• MMMonica MutsvangwaWomen Affairs and SMEs
• TMTinoda MachakaireYouth