Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development (Zimbabwe)
- Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development (Zimbabwe)
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The Ministry of Transport is a government ministry, responsible for transport in Zimbabwe. The incumbent minister is Nicholas Goche[1] and the deputy minister is Tichaona Mudzingwa.[2]. It oversees:
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