Nujoma I cabinet

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The Nujoma I cabinet designates the first government of Namibia under President Samuel Nujoma , which was formed on March 21, 1990 and formed the government until March 21, 1995. The Nujoma I cabinet was replaced by the Nujoma II cabinet in 1995 . The government consisted of members of the ruling SWAPO party, which had a 3/4 majority in the National Assembly in the 1989 parliamentary elections in Namibia .

The cabinet consisted of the President , the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister and the ministers appointed by the President. The Prime Minister is the head of government and first adviser to the President, and coordinates all government agencies, ministries and other government agencies.

cabinet

Nujoma I cabinet
March 21, 1990 to March 21, 1995
President Samuel Nujoma
Minister for Presidential Affairs only established in 2005
prime minister Hage Geingob
Deputy Prime Minister only established in 1995
Work and social Hendrik Witbooi (the younger)
Exterior Theo-Ben Gurirab
Mining and energy Andimba Toivo yes Toivo
Education and culture Nahas Angula (1990–1991 including youth and sport)
Finances Otto Herrigel (1990–1992)
Gert Hanekom (1992–1995)
fishing Part of the Ministry of Agriculture (1990–1991)
Helmut Angula (1991–1995)
Prisons and Corrections only established in 1995
Health and social services Nickey Iyambo
Gender equality and child welfare only established in 2000
Trade and industry Ben Amathila (1990-1993)
Hidipo Hamutenya (1993-1995)
Information and broadcasting Hidipo Hamutenya (1990-1993)
Ben Amathila (1993-1993)
Interior Hifikepunye Pohamba
Youth, sport and culture Part of the Ministry of Education (1990–1991)
Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana (1991–1995)
Judiciary Ngarikutuke Tjiriange
Lands, Relocation and Rehabilitation Marco Hausiku (1990–1992)
Richard Kapelwa Kabajani (1992–1995)
Agriculture, water and forestry Gert Hanekom (1990–1992)
Anton von Wietersheim (1992–1993)
Nangolo Mbumba (1993–1995)
Public work and transport Richard Kapelwa Kabajani (1990–1992)
Marco Hausiku (1992–1995)
Regional and local administration, housing and rural development Libertina Amathila
safety Peter Tsheehama
Environment and tourism Niko Bessinger
defense Peter Mweshihange
Veterans only established in 2005

Source: u. a. Chronology of Namibian History - The first ten years 1990-2000, Vice Minister Klaus Dierks, January 2, 2005

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  1. ↑ Chronology of Namibian History - The first ten years 1990-2000 ( English ) Klaus Dierks. Retrieved May 30, 2019.