Evelyn Masaiti

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Evelyn Masaiti is the Zimbabwe Deputy Minister of Women's Affairs, Gender and Community Development.^[1] She is the Member of House of Assembly for Dzivaresekwa (MDC-T).

References

↑ "Mugabe swears in 19 deputy ministers, 5 Ministers of State". NewZimbabwe.com. 20 February 2009. Archived from the original on 23 February 2009. Retrieved 20 February 2009.

v t e Members of the 7th Parliament of Zimbabwe (2008–2013)
As elected or transferred since the 2008 parliamentary elections
MDC-T	Tsvangirai Cross Khuphe L. Moyo Biti Dzinotyiweyi Mangoma Makoni Matinenga D. Sibanda T. Khumalo C. Dube S. Nkomo R. Moyo F. Sibanda S. Moyo T. Mahlangu A. Mhlanga Mhashu M. Shoko Masaiti Jembere Dzirutwe Munengani P. Madzore Zwizwai J. Majome Mashakada Mungofa Hove Madzimure Matibenga N. Chamisa Denga Timba P. Mpariwa Chimanikire M. Khumalo M. Matienga Madmombe Musundire Gwiyo Matimba Nemadziva Karenyi Mlambo Makuyuna Nyamudeza Mutsekwa Nyamande Muchauraya Chinyadza Mutseyami Gonese Mudiwa Saruwaka Chimhini Kagurabadza Mwonzora Chimbetete Marima Marandeni H. Shoko Chirume Makamure Maramwidze Mukonoweshuro Mare J. Chitando Matutu Mharadza H. Mudzuri Mudavanhu F. Dongo C. Sibanda Muguti Rutsvara Chebundo Chikwinya Chibaya Sisulu Tazviona
MDC-M	Mutambara P. Dube Mnkandla S. Ncube N. Khumalo Mpoffu M. Ndlovu M. E. T. Moyo
ZANU-PF	Nyanhongo Mohadi Mutomba Undenge Chitima D. Mutasa Mudau A. Langa Pemhenai A. Sithole Ndava Baolyi Mangwana Huruva Dzingirai Mandevu Mudenge Nzembi Bhasikiti Masukume Mukanduri Kanzama P. H. Maramba Mnangagwa Chivamba Mangami Sindi B. Ngwenya Mupukuta Flora Sai Maposhere M. Hlongwane Mangena Shirichena Gumbo Sheunesu Nhema Ndhlovu Madubeko Matshalaga Mavima
Independent	J. Moyo

v t e Members of the 5th Parliament of Zimbabwe (2000–2005)
Speaker: Emmerson Mnangagwa (ZANU–PF); Deputy Speaker: Edna Madzongwe (ZANU–PF)
ZANU–PF	Baloyi Bhuka Chanetsa Chapfika Chauke Chigwedere Chikiyi Chimutengwende Chinamasa Chindanya Chindori-Chininga Chipanga Chitongo Chiyangwa Chombo Dokora Dzinzi Gezi (Manyika) Goche J. Gumbo R. Gumbo Gwanzura (Mutinhiri) Hungwe Hunzvi (Makokove) Kangai Karimanzira Kasukuwere Kaukonde Kuruneri Mabhena Machaya Mackenzie Made M. Madiro (P. Madiro) Madzongwe Mahachi (Munyoro) Mahofa Majange Makoni Mangwana Manyonda Marumahoko Matiza Mazikana Mbalekwa Mkandla Mnangagwa Mohadi Mombeshora (Paradza) Jonathan Moyo July Moyo N. Moyo Msika Msipa Muchena Mudenge Mugabe Mujuru Mumbengegwi Mupukuta Murerwa Mushowe Mutasa Mutiwekuziva Mutsauri Muzenda (Tungamirai) A. Ncube D. Ncube Ndlovu Nhema J. Nkomo S. Nkomo Nyauchi Parirenyatwa Rusere Sekeramayi Shumba Stamps Tungamirai Ziyambi Zvobgo (Mzembi) (Midzi) (Mudenda) (Nyoni)
MDC	Auret (Zwizwai) Bennett Bhebhe Biti Chaibva Chebundo Chirewamangu Coltart Dulini Ncube J. Khumalo N. Khumalo Khuphe Gabuza Gasela Gonese Gwetu Gwisai (Mungofa) Jongwe (Chamisa) Mabikwa Madzimure Madzore Mafudze Makuvaza Makwembere Malinga Man'ono Masaiti Mashakada Matewu Mdhlongwa Mhashu Misihairambwi Mkhosi Moyo Mpala (M. Khumalo) Mpariwa Mukahlera Mukwecheni Munyanyi Mupandawana (Mutema) Musekiwa (Chigumba) Mushoriwa Mutendadzamera Mutongi (Makova) Mutsekwa Ncube G. Ndlovu (Langa) M. Ndlovu Nyathi Nyoni Sansole Shoko G. Sibanda M. Sibanda Sikhala Stevenson Tumbare-Mutasa (Chihota)
ZANU–Ndonga	Khumbula

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