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Paul Chimedza is the President of the Zimbabwe Medical Association and a politician.^[1] Chimedza was born on 29 June 1967 in Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe.

He was arrested in the Bubi District of Matabeleland North Province following the 2017 Zimbabwean coup d'etat.^[2] This came after Chimedza was promoted to a government position by former President Robert Mugabe in a cabinet reshuffle one month earlier.

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^ Zimbabwe: Muckraker - Sliding into a totalitarian state, June 22, 2007. AllAfrica Archived 25 May 2024 at archive.today
^ "#Zimbabwe Provincial Affairs Minister arrested: Report".

Members of the 8th Parliament of Zimbabwe (2013–2018)

v t e Senate
President: Edna Madzongwe (ZANU–PF) · Deputy President: Chenhamo Chimutengwende (ZANU–PF)
ZANU–PF	Bhebe Buka Chimbudzi Chimutengwende Chizema Goto Hungwe Jadagu Kangai Khaya-Moyo Machaya Machingaifa Madzongwe Mahofa Mahvaire Maluleke Manyeruke Masuku Matema Mathuthu Matiirira Mavhunga Mawire Mkhwebu Mohadi Muchena Muchenje Mumbengegwi Mumvuri Mupfumira Musaka Mutsvangwa Muzenda Nyambuya Parirenyatwa Sekeramayi Tawengwa
MDC–T	Carter Chabuka Chifamba Chitaka Hlalo Holland Juba Komichi Mabhugu Makore Marava Mlotshwa Moeketsi Muchihwa Muronzi Ncube Nyathi A. Sibanda W. Sibanda Sinampande Timveos
MDC–N	Khumalo Ndhlovu
Chiefs	Charumbira Chiduku Chisunga Chitanga Dandawa Gampu Gwenzi Masendu Marozva Mtshane Musarurwa Nebiri Nembire Ngungumbane Ntabeni Nyamukoho Nyangazonke Siansole
Persons with disabilities	Mashavakure Shiri

v t e National Assembly
Speaker: Jacob Mudenda (ZANU–PF) · Deputy Speaker: Mabel Chinomona (ZANU–PF)
ZANU–PF	Beremauro Bhasikiti Bimha Butau Chakona Chapfika Chasi Chibagu Chidavaenzi Chidhakwa Chigudu Chigumba Chikukwa Chikuni Chikwama Chikwinya Chimedza Chimene Chimwamurombe Chinamasa Chinomona Chinotimba Chiota Chipanga Chipato Chitindi Chitura Chivamba Chiwa Chiwetu Chombo Damasane Dhewa Dziva Gandawa Gava Gezi Goche Gumbo Gwanetsa Gwanongodza Haritatos Hlongwane Hungwa Jaboon Kachepa Kadungure Kagonye Kanengoni-Malinga Kanhanga Kasukuwere Katsande Kaukonde Kaundikiza Kazembe Kereke Khanye Khumalo Kuruneri Kwaramba Langa Mabuwa Machingura Madanha Madondo Mahoka Makoni Makunde Mandipaka Mandiwanzira Mangwende Mapiki Marapira Marumahoko Masamvu Masiya Mashange Mashayamombe Mashonganyika Matambanadzo Matangaidze Matimba Matiza Matuke Mavenyengwa Mawere Mbwembwe Mguni Mhlanga Mhona Midzi Mlambo Mliswa Mnkandla Mohadi Mombeshora E. Moyo J. Moyo L. Moyo Mnangagwa B. Mpofu M. Mpofu O. Mpofu R. Mpofu S. Mpofu Mtingwende Muchenje Muchetwa Muchinguri Mudambo Mudarikwa Mudau Muderedzwa Mufunga Mujuru Mukanduri Mukwangwariwa Mukwena Muponora Musanhu Mushohwe Musiiwa Musvaire Mutasa (Chingosho) Mutematsaka Mutezo Mutomba Mutsvangwa Muzenda Mzembi A. Ncube D. Ncube S. Ncube Alice Ndhlovu Anastancia Ndhlovu Ndlovu Ndoro Nduna Nguni Nkatazo Mail Nkomo Malachi Nkomo Nleya Nyahino Nyamupinga Nyanhongo Nyere Nyoni Paradza Passade Pedzisai Phiri Porusingazi Runesu Rungani Ruvai Savanhu Shamu Shongedza Shumba C. Sibanda M. Sibanda Z. Sibanda Simbanegavi Thembani Tongofa Tsogorani Tsomondo Undenge Vutete Zemura Zhanda P. Zhou T. Zhou Zindi Ziyambi
MDC–T	Banda Bhebhe Biti Budha Bunjira (Muguti) Chamisa Chibaya Chidakwa Chimanikire Chinanzvavana Chitembwe Chirisa Cross Dube Gonese Khumalo Khuphe Labode Machingauta Madzimure P. Madzore S. Madzore Mahlangu Maondera Mathe Mhlanga Majaya Majome Makonya Manyengawana Mashakada Masuku Mataruse Matibenga Matienga Maridadi G. Moyo R. Moyo Mpariwa Muchenje Mudzuri Mukwishu Munengami Munochinzwa Murai Musundire Mutseyami Muzhavazhi Muzondiwa Muzungu Ndebele Nkomo D. Ndlovu N. Ndlovu Nyathi Sansole Saruwaka D. Sibanda L. Sibanda Sithole Tarusenga B. Tshuma D. Tshuma Tsunga Watson Zvidzai Zwizwai
MDC–N	Misihairabwi-Mushonga Toffa
Independent	Samukange

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