Herbert Ushewokunze

Doctor Herbert Ushewokunze served as the Home Affairs Minister of Zimbabwe. A founding member of the Zimbabwe African National Union, Ushewokunze strongly supported President Robert Mugabe until he fell out of favor.[1]

Herbert Ushewokunze

1st Minister of Health of Zimbabwe

Personal details
Nationality	Zimbabwean

Ushewokunze played a leading role in ending race-based segregation in health facilities after Zimbabwe Rhodesia became Zimbabwe.[2]

Ushewokunze, a skilled rhetorician, would often paraphrase William Shakespeare in parliament.[3]

References

Re-living the Second Chimurenga: memories from the liberation struggle in Zimbabwe, 2006. Chung, Preben (INT) Kaarsholm. Page 164.
Jackson, Lynette A. Surfacing Up: Psychiatry and Social Order in Colonial Zimbabwe, 1908-1968, 2005. Pages 3-6.
Don’t cry when people demand their pound of flesh, Conway Nkumbuzo Tutani, NewsDay, 29 April 2016

Members of the 3rd Parliament of Zimbabwe (1990–1995)
Speaker: Nolan Makombe (ZANU–PF); Deputy Speaker: Naison Ndlovu (ZANU–PF)
ZANU–PF	Baloyi Bhebhe Bute Chafesuka Chavunduka Chidawu Chidzero Chikowore Chimutengwende Chinamano Chinamasa Chindanya Chinomona Chipango Chipitiri Chitauro Chitepo Chivende Chung Culverwell (Mudenge) Dabengwa Dongo Duri Gara Gezi Hewlett Hughes (C. Ushewokunze) Hundermark Hungwe Kadungure Kangai Kaparadza Karimanzira Katsande Khaya-Moyo Khumalo Kufandada Kwenda Kwidini Lesabe Mabhena Machaya Macheka Machinga Madzongwe Mahachi Mahofa Malianga Maluleke Malunga Mandaba Mandebvu Mangisi A. Mangwende H. Mangwende W. Mangwende Marange Marara Marime Marombe Marongwe Marwizi Marwodzi Masawi Masaya Masiyane Masuku Mataga Matchaba-Hove Mataure Mavhaire Mbowa Mkwananzi Mnangagwa Mohadi Mombeshora B. Moyo S. Moyo Msika Mubako Muchemwa Muchinguri Mudamburi Mudariki Mudukuti I. Mugabe S. Mugabe Mugwagwa Mugwangwavari Mujana Mujuru Munyero Mupezeni Mupfudza Murerwa Mushonga Mutasa Muzenda Ncube Ndebele J. Ndlovu N. Ndlovu R. Ndlovu John Nkomo Joshua Nkomo S. Nkomo Nyamaropa Nyandoro Nyashanu Nyikadzino Nzarayebani Patel Pote Rosenfels Ruzive Sekeramayi Senda Shamuyarira Siachimbo Sibanda Stamps Tongogara H. Ushewokunze Vuma Zikhali Zvobgo
ZUM	Mushakavanhu Sithole
ZANU–Ndonga	Zengeni
Independents	Andersen Norman
Chiefs	Charumbira Chundu Jahana Kasekete Mangwende Matupula Mutoko Musikavanhu Nyangazonke Sengwe

Members of the 1st Parliament of Zimbabwe (1980–1985)

Prime Minister: Robert Mugabe (ZANU–PF); Leader of the Opposition: Ian Smith (RF)

Senate
President: Nolan Makombe (ZANU–PF); Deputy President: Kayisa Ndiweni (ZANU–PF)
ZANU–PF	Chidzero Chinengundu Chivende Culverwell Hungwe Makanda Makunde Moyo Mubako Munyati A. Ndlovu M. Ndlovu Nkala Shoniwa Takawira Tangwena Ziyambi
Rhodesian Front	Ankers Blunt Clark Fleming Hamilton Ritchie (Wilson; Scott) Hartley Mussett Partridge Savage (Grubb) Whaley (Oatt) (Rosenfels)
ZAPU	Msika Todd
Independent	Norman
Chiefs	Chingoma Chitanga Dakamela Mukarati Gwebu Mashayamombe Msikavanhu Ndiweni Nyati Ncube Whata (Charumbira)

House of Assembly
Speaker: Didymus Mutasa (ZANU–PF); Deputy Speaker: Simbarashe Mumbengegwi (ZANU–PF)
ZANU–PF	Bassopo-Moyo Chidyausiku Chikowore Chitepo Chivaura Dhube Dube Hove Hunda Kabasa Kadungure Kangai Kaparadza Mahachi Makombe C. Makoni S. Makoni Mamutse Mangwende Manyika Marere Masango (Malianga) Mativenga Mavhaire Mawema Mazorodze Mombeshora Mnangagwa Mudzingwa Mugabe Mujuru Mumbengegwi Munyaradzi Murambiwa Mutasa Mutumbuka Muzenda Mvenge Ndangana Nhiwatiwa Nyagumbo Nyazika Pswarayi Rambanepasi Rutanhire Sanyangare Sekeramayi Shamuyarira Shava Shirihuru Taderera Tavarwisa Tekere Ushewokunze Ziyenge E. Zvobgo J. Zvobgo (Jekanyika)
ZAPU	Chambati (J. Chinamano; Mano) R. Chinamano Kona Lesabe Malunga Mangena (Mutanga) Mguni Moyo Msipa Muchachi A. Ndlovu C. Ndlovu E. Ndlovu D. Ngwenya J. Ngwenya Njini John Nkomo Joshua Nkomo S. Nkomo Ntuta (Mpofu)
Rhodesian Front	Andersen Butler van der Byl Cartwright Cronjé (Berkhout) Divaris Elsworth Gaunt (Thrush) Goddard (Field) Holland (York) Irvine Landau Micklem Moseley (Chalmers) Shields D. Smith (Probert) I. Smith Stuttaford (Nixon) Tapson (Kay) Walker (Cumming)
UANC	Mukarati Mundawarara Muzorewa

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