Deputy Ministers
The following appointments have been made:
| Portfolio | Deputy Minister |
|---|---|
| Deputy Minister of Public Service | Andrew Langa MP (ZANU-PF) |
| Deputy Minister of Women's Affairs, Gender and Community Development | Evelyn Pfugamai Masaiti MP (MDC-T) |
| Deputy Minister of Youth Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment | Thamsanqa Mahlangu MP (MDC-T) |
| Deputy Minister of Economic Planning and Investment Promotion | Samuel Undenge MP (ZANU-PF) |
| Deputy Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education | Sen Lutho Addington Tapela (MDC-M) |
| Deputy Minister of Industry and Commerce | Michael Chakanaka Bimha MP (ZANU-PF) |
| Deputy Minister of Regional Integration and International Cooperation | Sen Reuben Marumahoko (ZANU-PF) |
| Deputy Minister of Health and Child Welfare | Douglas Tendai Mombeshora MP (ZANU-PF) |
| Deputy Minister of Local Government and Urban Development | Sesel Zvidzai MP (MDC-T) |
| Deputy Minister of Justice and Legal Affairs | Jessie Fungai Majome MP (MDC-T) |
| Deputy Minister of Agriculture | (MDC-T) |
| Deputy Minister of Education, Sport and Culture | Lazarus Dokora MP (ZANU-PF) |
| Deputy Minister of State Enterprise and Parastatals | Walter Kufakunesu Chidakwa MP (ZANU-PF) |
| Deputy Minister of Public Works | Guy Georgias (ZANU-PF) |
| Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Welfare | Tracy Mutinhiri MP (ZANU-PF) |
| Deputy Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development | Tichaona Mudzingwa MP (MDC-T) |
| Deputy Minister of Mines and Mining Development | Murisi Zwizwai MP (MDC-T) |
| Deputy Minister of Energy and Power Development | Hubert Nyanhongo MP (ZANU-PF) |
| Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs | Moses Mzila Ndlovu MP (MDC-M) |
| Deputy Minister of Media, Information and Publicity | Jameson Zvidzai Timba MP (MDC-T) |
The following have been nominated, but not yet sworn in:
- Deputy Minister of Agriculture - Roy Bennett (MDC-T)
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