Kelebert Nkomani

Kelebert Nkomani was retired during the reshuffle of September 2018.

Personal Details

No information could be found on his age, place of birth, or family.

School / Education

No information could be found on his Junior or High School, or any tertiary education.

Service / Career

In June 2022, the Zimbabwe Foreign Service Institute (ZFSI) was set up. The project was in limbo since 1992 until a proclamation by President Emmerson Mnangagwa in 2020.

A board was installed, including:

Ambassador Mary Muchada to Chair,
Barbara Murasiranwa, from the tourism sector,
Similo Nkala, from Zimtrade,
Anyway Mutambudzi, from the Office of the President and Cabinet,
Duduzile Shinya, from Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA),
Ambassador Andrew Mtetwa,
Stewart Nyakotyo,
Ambassador Kelebert Nkomani. ^[1]

Events

In September 2018, President Emmerson Mnangagwa appointed new permanent secretaries, reassigned others and retired some others, under the Second Republic.

Deputy Chief Secretary-Presidential Communications: former Secretary for Information, Media and Broadcasting Services George Charamba,
Secretary to the Service Commissions: Ambassador Jonathan Wutawunashe.
Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services: TBA.
Permanent Secretary, Primary and Secondary Education: TBA.
Permanent Secretary for Defence and War Veterans: retained by Martin Rushwaya
Permanent Secretary for Finance and Economic Development: George Tongesayi Guvamatanga
Permanent Secretary for Energy and Power Development: Gloria Magombo.
Permanent Secretary for Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprise Development: Rudo Chitiga.
Permanent Secretary for Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage: Melusi Matshiya.
Permanent Secretary for Transport and Infrastructural Development: Amos Marawa.
Permanent Secretary for Local Government, Public Works and National Housing: George Magosvongwe.
Permanent Secretary for Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development: Fanuel Tagwira.
Permanent Secretary for Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate: Ringson Chitsiko (retained).
Permanent Secretary for Health and Child Care: Brigadier-General Gerald Gwinji (retained).
Permanent Secretary for Industry and Commerce: Mavis Sibanda
Permanent Secretary for Environment, Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Munesushe Munodawafa (moving from the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development).
Permanent Secretary for Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare: James Manzou.
Permanent Secretary for Foreign Affairs and International Trade: Judith Kateera replacing Joey Bimha.
Permanent Secretary for Mines and Mining Development Information: Onesimo Moyo.
Permanent Secretary for Communication Technology and Courier Services: Samuel Kundishora (retained).
Permanent Secretary for Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation: Thokozile Chitepo (former Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry).
Permanent Secretary for Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs: Virginia Mabiza (retained).

President Mnangagwa had also re-assigned senior officials who included permanent secretaries, principal directors and equivalent grades to other duties.

Senior Officials: Ray C Ndhlukula, Pretty Sunguro, Washington Mbizvo, Ambassador Stuart Comberbach, Ambassador Nicholas Kitikiti, Willard Manungo, Prince Mupazviriho and Desire Sibanda.

Officials: Abigail Shoniwa, Ambassador Grace Mutandiro, Sibusisiwe Zembe, Ambassador Mary Mubi, Ozias Hove, Clemence Masango, Eghpha Jokomo, Simon Masanga, Eria Phiri, Clifford Matorera, Innocent Tizora.