Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum Special Report Enforcing the Rule of Law in Zimbabwe Table 3.3. Zimbabwe’s cabinet as at September 2001. Ministry Defence Education, Sport and Culture Environment and Tourism Finance and Economic Development Foreign Affairs Health and Child Welfare Higher Education and Technology Home Affairs Industry and International Trade Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Lands, Agriculture and Rural Resettlement Local Government, Public Works and National Housing Mines and Energy Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Rural Resources and Water Development Transport and Communications Youth Development, Gender and Employment Creation PO: Information and Publicity PO: State and National Security PO: Informal Sector PO (V-P Msika) PO (V-P Muzenda) Deputy Presidents Attorney-General Minister S. Sekeremayi A. Chigwedere F. Nhema S. Makoni* S. Mudenge T. Stamps* S. Mumbengegwi J. Nkomo* H. Murerwa P. Chinamasa* J. Made* Deputy I. Chombo E. Chindori-Chininga July Moyo* J. Mujuru S. Mombeshora K. Mohadi E. Manyika Jonathan Moyo* N. Goche S. Mahofa I. Shumba C. Kuruneri A. Ncube D. Parirenyatwa R. Gumbo P. Mangwana K. Manyonda C. Mushowe S. Nyoni* O. Muchena F. Bhuka S. Muzenda, J. Msika Andrew Chigovera * Non-constituency MP appointed by State President Among Zanu-PF’s sitting or former MPs directly and personally implicated in the political violence were nine members or former members of the executive.1 They included one provincial governor and seven Cabinet ministers, deputy ministers or former ministers, listed below: Chen Chimutengwende (Minister of Information in the previous government), Tony Gara (formerly deputy minister of Local Government and National Housing), Border Gezi (deceased Minister of Youth Development, Gender and Employment Creation), Nicholas Goche (Minister of State Security), David Karimanzira (Provincial Governor, Mashonaland East), Christopher Kuruneri (deputy minister of Finance and Economic Development), Joyce Mujuru (Minister of Rural Resources and Water Development), 1 See Who was Responsible? and The Daily News 31.8.019 (reporting on this report). In its attempted refutation of this report, even The Herald (1.9.01) did not attempt to suggest that the named individuals had not been involved. 25