Zimbabwe

The page describes government institutions as accountable to Parliament and requires Vice Presidents, Ministers and Deputy Ministers to answer committee questions on their responsibilities.

Evidence location: Mandate of Parliament; paragraphs referring to sections 119 and 107

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

• A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
• Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
• Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
• Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

The page describes government institutions as accountable to Parliament and requires Vice Presidents, Ministers and Deputy Ministers to answer committee questions on their responsibilities.

Evidence location: Mandate of Parliament; paragraphs referring to sections 119 and 107

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

• A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
• Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
• Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
• Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

The page describes government institutions as accountable to Parliament and requires Vice Presidents, Ministers and Deputy Ministers to answer committee questions on their responsibilities.

Evidence location: Mandate of Parliament; paragraphs referring to sections 119 and 107

Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17

Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted

Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

• A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
• Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
• Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
• Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.

The commission provides the ministry with investigation reports concerning tariff charges and assistance or protection for local manufacturing.

Publication and retrieval dates are source metadata, not verified legal commencement or termination dates.

Subject scope: Only the Competition and Tariff Commission and the Ministry of Industry and Commerce in the Ministry's own FAQ; retain its named institutions without incumbent matching. Target scope: Only the Competition and Tariff Commission and the Ministry of Industry and Commerce in the Ministry's own FAQ; retain its named institutions without incumbent matching.

Publisher: Ministry of Industry and Commerce, Zimbabwe. Undated institutional webpage captured on the stated retrieval date. Neither footer years nor cited historical instruments are treated as the relationship's effective date.

Evidence location: State Owned Enterprises and Grant Aided Institutions question / COMPETITION AND TARIFF COMMISSION, fifth function; parsed line 96

Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18

Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted

Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

• A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
• Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
• Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
• Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
• Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
• Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.

SECZim explicitly describes a reporting line to the Ministry of Finance.

Publication and retrieval dates are source metadata, not verified legal commencement or termination dates.

Subject scope: Only the commission and finance ministry named in SECZim's captured self-description. The ministry name is preserved as printed, without matching renamed portfolios or incumbents. Target scope: Only the commission and finance ministry named in SECZim's captured self-description. The ministry name is preserved as printed, without matching renamed portfolios or incumbents.

Publisher: Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe. Undated institutional webpage captured on the stated retrieval date. Neither footer years nor cited historical instruments are treated as the relationship's effective date.

Evidence location: Key Objectives; final bullet; parsed line 113

Dataset: Reviewed African public office rosters and institutional relationships (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-18

Attribution: Africa API compilation of public office facts from official sources. Every observation preserves its issuing source URL, locator and original capture date. Source text, images and logos retain their own rights. Source disagreements and date uncertainty are preserved.

Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source text/image licence asserted

Retrieved 18 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.

• A directory publication or capture does not certify present service, a complete roster or continuous tenure.
• Published term labels and election events are not silently converted into individual appointment or departure dates.
• Body identifiers are source-scoped research keys unless explicitly identified as official; they are not cross-source institution matches.
• Source person IDs are published profile identifiers; names alone are not merged into independently resolved people.
• Membership, appointment, accountability and reporting are distinct; only explicitly supported relationship types are retained.
• Older and newer observations coexist with explicit source dates, qualifiers and unresolved source conflicts.