Prime Minister of Zimbabwe

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The Prime Minister of Zimbabwe was the head of government of Zimbabwe from independence in 1980 until the post was abolished in 1987, a role most prominently associated with Robert Mugabe before he became executive president.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf head of government role
political office
abolishedOn 1987
appliesToJurisdiction Zimbabwe
appointedBy President of Zimbabwe
constitutingInstrument Lancaster House Constitution
country Zimbabwe
countryEstablishedIn Republic of Zimbabwe
linked to: Zimbabwe
endTime 1987
firstHolder Robert Mugabe
governmentTypeContext parliamentary system (1980–1987)
headOfGovernmentFor Zimbabwe
inception 18 April 1980
jurisdiction Government of Zimbabwe
lastHolder Robert Mugabe
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Harare Province
memberOf Cabinet of Zimbabwe
nativeLabel Prime Minister of Zimbabwe
officeAbolishedBy constitutional amendment of 1987
officeCreatedAt independence of Zimbabwe
officeHolderTitle Prime Minister
precededBy Prime Minister of Rhodesia
reasonForAbolition creation of executive presidency
replacedBy President of Zimbabwe
reportsTo President of Zimbabwe
residence Harare
seat Harare
significantOfficeHolder Robert Mugabe
startTime 1980
successorPosition Executive President of Zimbabwe

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Robert Mugabe positionHeld Prime Minister of Zimbabwe
Global Political Agreement (Zimbabwe) createdOffice Prime Minister of Zimbabwe
GNU (Zimbabwe) positionCreated Prime Minister of Zimbabwe (2009 restoration)
linked to: Prime Minister of Zimbabwe
Council of Ministers (Zimbabwe) chairperson Prime Minister of Zimbabwe
subject linked to: Council of Ministers
Deputy Prime Minister of Zimbabwe subordinateTo Prime Minister of Zimbabwe
Morgan Tsvangirai positionHeld Prime Minister of Zimbabwe
subject linked to: Elizabeth Macheka