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East African Business Week (Kampala)

Burundi: Country's New Cabinet

Gustave Ntaraka

23 July 2007

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Bujumbura — President Pierre Nkurunziza on July 13, appointed a new cabinet comprising 21 ministers of whom eight are new comers. The setting up of a Regional Integration ministry led by Mr. Karenga Ramadhani is a new development.

FULL LIST

First Vice President in charge of Political and Administrative Affairs

Dr. Martin NDUWIMANA

Second Vice President in charge of Economical and Social Affairs

Mr. Gabriel NTISEZERANA

Minister of Internal Affairs and Public Security

Major General Evariste NDAYISHIMIYE

Minister of National Defense and former Combatants

Lieutenant General Germain NIYOYANKANA

Minister of Planning and National Reconstruction:

Mr. Tabu Abdallah MANlRAKIZA

Minister of Works and Equipment

Mr. Joseph HASABAMAGARA

Minister of Energy and Minerals

Mr. Herman TUYAGA

Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation

Ms. Antoinette BATUMUBWIRA

Minister of Transport, Posts and Telecommunication:

Mr. Philippe NJONI

Minister of Finance:

Mme Clotilde NIZIGAMA

Minister of Good Governance, State General Inspection and local

Administration

Mr. Venant KAMANA

Minister of Information, Communication, Relations with Parliament and

Government Spokesman Ms. Mossi HAFSA

Minister of Public Health

Ms. Rose GAHIRU

Minister of Commerce and Industry

Ms. Estella NICAYENZI

Minister of Justice and Keeper of Seals

Ms. Clotilde NIRAGIRA

Minister of Agriculture and Livestock

Hon. Jean De Dieu MUTABAZI

Minister of National Solidarity, Human Rights and Gender

Mme Immaculee NAHAYO

Minister of Public Service and Social Security

Mr. Daniel KINIGI

Minister of Youth and Sports

Mr. Jean Jacques NYENIMIGABO

Minister of Land Management, Environment and Tourism:

Ms. Odette KAYITESI

Minister at the Presidency in charge of AIDS

Dr. Barnabe MBONIMPA

Minister of National Education and Culture

Mr. Saidi KIBEYA

Minister of Regional Integration

Mr. Ramadhani KARENGA

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