The church plays a significant role in promoting peace in the country by supporting the government’s efforts. - Annastacia Ndhlovu

About Annastacia Ndhlovu

Anastancia Ndhlovu (born on October 6, 1980) holds a Master of Science in Development Studies from the Women’s University in Africa in Harare and a Bachelor’s degree with honors in Human Resource Management from Midlands State University in Gweru, Zimbabwe. She is a certified DACUUM facilitator, a SAP Super User in Human Resources, and also has a certificate in Labor Relations from the Institute of Personnel Management in Zimbabwe (IPMZ). She is a politician in Zimbabwe, affiliated with the Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front (ZANU–PF). She served as Deputy Minister of Tourism and Hospitality from 2016 to 2019, acting as a liaison between the ministry, parliament, and the ruling party, and managing human resources and administration in the Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry. Her political journey began in 2000 when she joined ZANU-PF during her studies at Midlands State University, later serving on the Central Committee and in the Youth League as Secretary for External Relations. In 2004, she joined the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) at their Head Office, where she developed policies for human resources, industrial relations, and human capital development. She was also associated with the Generation 40 faction within ZANU-PF.