First Shadow Cabinet of Morgan Tsvangirai

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List and changes[]

2000 establishment[]

The original shadow cabinet was established after MDC had gained the largest number of non-majority seats in parliament in that year's election.^[1]

• Giles Mutsekwa, Defence
• Welshman Ncube, Home Affairs
• Tendai Biti, Foreign Affairs
• David Coltart, Justice
• , Finance and Economic Planning
• Fidelis Mhashu, Education
• , Gender, Youth and Culture
• , Environment and Tourism
• , Lands and Agriculture

2008 reshuffle[]

• David Coltart, Legal and Constitutional Affairs
• Blessing Chebundo, Health and Child Welfare
• Giles Mutsekwa, Security and Defence
• Fidelis Mhashu, Education
• , Foreign Affairs
• , Local Government
• , Lands, Agriculture and Natural Affairs
• Evelyn Masaiti, Gender, Youth and Culture
• , Energy, Transport and Communications
• Paurina Mpariwa, Public Service, Labour and Social Security
• Joel Gabuza, Mines
• , Budget, Finance and Economic Planning
• Tendai Biti, Home Affairs
• Paul Themba Nyathi, Information (non-MP)
• , Environment and Tourism
• , Industry and Commerce

2009 reshuffle[]

A reshuffle occurred on November 12, 2009.^[2]

• David Coltart, Legal and Constitutional Affairs
• Blessing Chebundo, Health and Child Welfare
• Giles Mutsekwa, Security and Defence
• Fidelis Mhashu, Education
• Trudy Stevenson, Local Government
• , Foreign Affairs
• , Energy, Transport and Communications
• Paurina Mpariwa, Public Service, Labour and Social Security
• Joel Gabuza, Mines
• , Gender, Youth and Culture
• , Lands, Agriculture and Natural Affairs
• , Budget, Finance and Economic Planning
• Tendai Biti, Home Affairs
• Paul Themba Nyathi, Information (non-MP)
• , Environment and Tourism
• , Industry and Commerce

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