Frederick Shava

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Frederick Shava
Council Chairperson of SADC
Incumbent
Assumed office 17 August 2024

v t e Cabinet of President Emmerson Mnangagwa (2017–present)
First Vice-President	Constantino Chiwenga (2017–present)
Second Vice-President	Kembo Mohadi (2017–2021)
Minister of Defence and War Veterans	Constantino Chiwenga (2017–2018) Oppah Muchinguri (2018–present)
Minister of Energy and Power Development	Simon Khaya Moyo (2017–2018) Joram Gumbo (2018–2019) Fortune Chasi (2019–2020) Soda Zhemu (2020–present)
Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry	Oppah Muchinguri (2017–2018) Prisca Mupfumira (2018–2019) Mangaliso Ndlovu (2019–present)
Minister of Finance and Economic Development	Patrick Chinamasa (2017–2018) Mthuli Ncube (2018–present)
Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade	Sibusiso Moyo (2017–2021) Frederick Shava (2021–present)
Minister of Health and Child Care	David Parirenyatwa (2017–2018) Obadiah Moyo (2018–2020) Constantino Chiwenga (2020–present)
Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development	Amon Murwira (2017–present)
Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage	Obert Mpofu (2017–2018) Cain Mathema (2018–2019) Kazembe Kazembe (2019–present)
Minister of Industry and Commerce	Michael Bimha (2017–2018) Mangaliso Ndlovu (2018–2019) Sekai Nzenza (2019–present)
Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services	Christopher Mutsvangwa (2017–2018) Monica Mutsvangwa (2018–present)
Minister of Information Communication Technology and Courier Services	Supa Mandiwanzira (2017–2018) Kazembe Kazembe (2018–2019) Jenfan Muswere (2019–present)
Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs	Ziyambi Ziyambi (2017–present)
Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement	Perrance Shiri (2017–2020) Anxious Masuka (2020–present)
Minister of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing	July Moyo (2017–present)
Minister of Mines and Mining Development	Winston Chitando (2017–present)
Minister of National Housing and Social Amenities	Daniel Garwe (2019–present)
Minister of Primary and Secondary Education	Paul Mavima (2017–2019) Cain Mathema (2019–2021) Evelyn Ndlovu (2021–present)
Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare	Petronella Kagonye (2017–2018) Sekai Nzenza (2018–2019) Paul Mavima (2019–present)
Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development	Joram Gumbo (2017–2018) Joel Biggie Matiza (2018–2021) Felix Mhona (2021–present)
Minister of Women's Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development	Sithembiso Nyoni (2017–present)
Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation	Kazembe Kazembe (2017–2018) Kirsty Coventry (2018–present)
Minister without Portfolio	Cain Mathema (2021–present)