President Mnangagwa's Fruitful China Trip

A Highly fruitful trip to China, where President Mnangagwa struck deals worth billions of dollars that will see new projects and those that stalled in...

Commissioning ZESA Kariba Plant

One of major Milestones in revitalising Zimbabwe's economy : President Mnangagwa commissioned and switched on the $533 million Kariba South Power Stat...

The Man of the People

The President at the National Sports Stadium

The Commander in Chief

Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa Inspects the Guard of Honour

Inauguration Smiles

H.E. Cde. E.D. Mnangagwa and H.E. Amai A. Mnangagwa follow proceedings

Congratulations!!!!

Dr. Kenneth Kaunda, Former President of Zambia, congratulates our President Cde, E.D. Mnangagwa

The Office of the President and Cabinet (O.P.C) is the lead Office in the Government of Zimbabwe. It comprises The President, His Excellency Cde Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, Honourable Vice Presidents, Cabinet and Ministers of State. The Office exists to service the President in leading the State and Government and executing his constitutional responsibilities and duties, as articulated in Section 89 and 90 of the Constitution.

Mandate

The OPC is mandated to provide strategic policy direction, coordination, monitoring, advisory oversight, planning and realization of efficient service delivery of government ministries and departments.

Vision

A results-oriented public sector with a culture of quality service delivery to the citizenry by 2020

Mission

To lead the government machinery in the formulation, advocacy, coordination, and monitoring and evaluation of policies, programmes and projects for quality service delivery and socio-economic development

Latest News

Zimbabwe Idai needs highlighted

A US$612 million international appeal sent by the Government following Cyclone Idai that ravaged the country last month is expected to receive urgent attention from its development partners.

President Mnangagwa launches the Cyclone Idai Humanitarian Assistance Appeal

President Mnangagwa yesterday met captains of industry at State House in Harare where he made a passionate appeal for them to assist in the reconstruction of infrastructure in communities that were ravaged by Cyclone Idai.

Unity trumps politics

Zimbabwean political leaders yesterday rose above their political persuasions and showed the world that they can work together for the country’s common good after they toured the Cyclone Idai-ravaged districts of Chipinge and Chimanimani as a team to assess the damage.

President appoints 15 new ambassadors

President Mnangagwa has appointed 15 new ambassadors drawn from different sectors to replace those who have died, been recalled or retired. The list of the ambassadors-designate includes five service chiefs, who were recently retired from the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF), to take up diplomatic posts.

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