Museveni 2021 Cabinet List: Tensions are high among members of Cabinet aftee President Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni chaired his last cabinet meeting ahead of a farewell dinner at State House Entebbe.
Museveni is expected to unveil his new cabinet as he prepares to swear in for a sixth elective term at the end of which he will have ruled Uganda for four decades.
Sources close to the drafting of the new cabinet list have told Pearl Times News that a number of senior and junior ministers are missing on the draft Cabinet List – and so is Vice President Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi.
Ssekandi has been Museveni’s VP for 10 years after serving as speaker of Parliament for another decade.
He lost to Democratic Party (DP) candidate Richard Ssebamala.
Also missing on the list are many ministers who lost the January 14 parliamentary elections.
Meanwhile, this publication has learnt that Justice and Constitutional Affairs minister Prof Ephraim Kamuntu asked to retire, and therefore is off the list.
Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi | Vice President
Prof Ephraim Kamuntu | Justice and Constitutional Affairs
Vincent Bamulangaki Ssempijja | Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries
Mary Karooro Okurut | General Duties in Office of Prime Minister
Amelia Kyambadde | Trade, Industry and Cooperatives
Beti Kamya | Lands, Housing and Urban Development
Ruth Nankabirwa | Government Chief Whip
Mwesigwa Rukutana | Labour
Haruna Kasolo | Microfinance
Evelyn Anite | Investment
Ronald Kibuule | Water
Rosemary Sseninde | Primary Education
Elioda Tumwesigye | Science and Technology
Beatrice Anywar | Environment
Isaac Musumba | Urban Development
Julius Maganda | East Africa Affairs
Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi | Youth and Children Affairs
Beatrice Anywar | Environment
Sarah Opendi | Mineral Development
Christopher Kibanzanga | Defence and Veteran Affairs
Judith Nabakooba | ICT and National Guidance
John Chrysostom Muyingo | Higher Education
Meanwhile, sources emphasized that the list was in draft form, and largely inconclusive.
“But I can tell you Mzee [Museveni] will have many surprises. Many politicians some didn’t expect are on that list,” the source said.
“Based on what I know, some big name politicians will be disappointed when the list finally comes out.”
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