CES New Cabinet Takes Office

This article was last updated on April 16, 2022

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The newly sworn in Central Equatoria State Cabinet Minister officially started their duties on Monday 12.

Central Equatoria State Minister of Information, Broadcasting and Tourism who also is the state’s Spokesman, Hon. Suba Samuel Manase said the reshuffle was in a bid to ensure proper service delivery to the people.

The new cabinet was sworn in after the CES state parliament completed its vetting as required by the state transitional constitution of the 2011.

Minister Samuel Manese while speaking to Gurtong said that his post and Deputy Governor including other 7 Ministers maintained their positions.

Ministries not affected or maintained their position;

1. Ministry of Information, Broadcasting and Tourism.
2. Ministry of Animal Resources and Fisheries
3. Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
4. Ministry of Local Government and Law Enforcement
5. Ministry of Labor and Public Services
6. Ministry of Cooperatives and Rural Development.
7. Ministry of Gender and Social Development.

Central Equatoria State New Government

1. Maj. Gen. Clement Wani Konga-Governor
2. Manase Lomole Waya-Deputy Governor

New Cabinet Ministers

1. Cde. Hasting Yokwe Aniso-Minister of Cabinet Affairs and Parliamentary Affairs
2. Cde. David Juma Augustine-Minister of Finance and Economic Planning
3. Cde. Benjamin Goro Gimba-Minister of Commerce, Industry, Mining and Investment
4. Cde. Suba Samuel Manase-Minister of Information, Broadcasting and Tourism
5. Cde. David Lokonga Moses-Minister of Physical Infrastructure and Rural Water
6. Prof. Jacob K. Lupai-Minister of Agriculture and Forestry
7. Dr. Gada James Killa-Minister of Animal Resources and Fisheries
8. Dr. Felix Lado Johnson-Minister of Health, Sanitation and Environment
9. Dr. Gambu Wani Latio-Minister of Education and Technology
10. Cde. Stephen Ladu Onesimo-Minister of Culture, Antiquities, Youths and Sports
11. Cde. Gerald Francis Nyukuye-Minister of Local Government and Law Enforcement
12. Cde. Mary Apayi Ayagi- Minister of Gender and Social Development
13. Cde. Lily Kapuki Paul Jurukin- Minister of Labor, Public Services and Human Resources Development
14. Cde. Michael John Konga-Minister of Cooperatives and Rural Development

New appointments for the relieved Ministers
Prof. Scopas Dima former Minister of Cabinet Affairs and Parliamentary Affairs now Chairperson for commission insurance regulatory

Former Minister of Education Hasting Yokwe Aniso  now Minister of Cabinet Affairs and Parliamentary Affairs

Prof. Ladu Bureng former Minister of Finance now Chairperson of Insurance Cooperation

Joseph Kulang Former Minister of Commerce Investment and Mining now Managing Director of Maghai Insurance.

Dr. Gambu Wani Latio former Managing Director of Maghai Insurance Company now Minister of Education

Dr. Emmanuel Ija Baya, former Minister of Health now advisor on Health issues

Former Advisor to Minster of Health now Minister of Health

Dr. Jimmy Wongo Former Minister of Physical Infrastructure and Rural Water was replaced by David Lokonga Moses and appointed as D.G of in the Investment and Cooperation.

Hon. David Longa Moses who was the Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture now Minister of Physical Infrastructure and Rural Water.

Chairman of Investment of Insurance Cooperation replaced by Minister of Finance, Stephen Ladu Onesimo now Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture.