Lungu cabinet
The Lungu Cabinet was formed in Zambia by President Edgar Lungu of the Patriotic Front (PF) on January 25, 2015.
minister
The cabinet initially consisted of the following ministers:
| Office | Surname |
|---|---|
| Cabinet Minister | |
| president | Edgar Lungu |
| Vice President | Inonge Wina |
| Minister of Justice | Given Lubinda |
| Defense Minister | Chama Davies |
| Interior minister | Stephen Kampyongo |
| Minister of Health | Chitalu Chilufya |
| Foreign minister | Harry Kalaba |
| Minister for Information and Broadcasting Services | Kampamba Chilumba |
| Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Industry | Margaret Mhango Mwanakatwe |
| Minister for Local Government and Housing | Vincent Mwale |
| Minister for Tourism and the Arts | Charles Romel Banda |
| Minister for Lands, Natural Resources and Environment | Jean Kapata |
| Minister for Chiefs and Traditional Affairs | Lawrence John Sichalwe |
| Minister for Fisheries and Livestock | Micheal Zondani Jay Katambo |
| Minister for Communication and Transport | Brian Mushimba |
| Minister for Youth, Sport and Child Development | Moses Mawere |
| Minister for Equality | Victoria Kalima |
| Minister of Agriculture | Dora Siliya |
| Minister for General Education | Dennis Musuku Wanchinga |
| Energy minister | David Mabumba |
| Minister for Higher Education | Nkandu Luo |
| Minister for Mining and Mineral Development | Christopher Bwalya Yaluma |
| Finance minister | Felix C. Mutati |
| Minister for Development Planning | Lucky Mulusa |
| Minister for Public Works and Utilities | Mathew Nkhuwa |
| Minister for Housing and Infrastructure Development | Ronald Kaoma Chitotela |
| Minister for Presidential Affairs and the Presidential Office | Chomba Freedom Sikazwe |
| Minister for National Leadership and Religious Affairs | Godfridah Nsenduluka Sumaili |
| Minister in the Office of the Vice-President | Sylvia Bambala Chalikosa |
| Minister for Water Development, Hygiene and the Environment | Lloyd Mulenga Kaziya |
| Minister for Community Development and Social Services | Emerine Kabanshi |
| Provincial Minister | |
| Luapula Province | Nickson Chilangwa |
| Southern province | Edify Hamukale |
| Northwest Province | Richard Kapita |
| Copperbelt Province | Bowman Lusambo |
| Muchinga Province | Sichone Malozo |
| Western province | Nathaniel Mubukwanu |
| Northern Province | Brian Mundubile |
| Central Province | Sydney Mushanga |
| Lusaka Province | Japhen Mwakalombe |
| Eastern Province | Makebi Zulu |
Web links
- Zambian Cabinet on the homepage of the National Assembly of Zambia (accessed on April 22, 2017)
- Cabinet Ministers on the homepage of the National Assembly of Zambia (accessed April 22, 2017)
- Provincial Ministers on the homepage of the National Assembly of Zambia (accessed April 22, 2017)
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