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Namibia: NDP Reveals Shadow Cabinet

2 November 2009

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Windhoek — The National Democratic Party (NDP) has never participated in any election before, but has this time around vowed to unleash surprises in this month's national elections. The party, which prides itself about federal system principles, has released its shadow Cabinet. NDP President, Martin Lukato Lukato, will lead Namibia with the following list of Cabinet ministers:

1. National President: Martin Lukato Lukato

2. Deputy President (1): France Fredius Bulunzi

3. Deputy President (2): Anna Margareta Fredriks

4. Deputy President (3): Morgan Springbok

5. Deputy President (4): Charles Lizazi

6. Prime Minister Brave: Jerome Tuwelo

7. Deputy Prime Minister: Precious Muyoba

8. Minister of Presidential Affairs: Lenox Lutambo

9. Ministers of Justice: Ferenado Bohitile

10. Minister of Defence: Lovemore Tikaniso

11. Minister of Safety, Correctional Services and Security: Stephanes Smith

12. Minister of Education: Petra Kanyanso

13. Minister of Foreign Affairs: Concenter Grace Harases

14. Minister of Agriculture and Forestry: Celesous Munali

15. Minister of Labour: Mathews Endjala

16. Minister of Energy and Water: Ronny Gabriel

17. Minister of Finance: Johnes Van Wyk

18. Minister of Fishery: Paulus Namolo

19. Minister of Youth: Annamarie Doemas

20. Minister of Lands and Rehabilitation: Aton Paulusi

21. Minister of Regional and Rural Department: Frances Simataa

22. Minister of Sports and Culture: Patricia Kachana Sitali

23. Minister of Health and Social Services: Annety Mutumuswana

24. Minister of Tourism: Taimle Shikongo

25. Minister of Transport and Communication: Ignetious Rukoro

26. Minister of Housing: Matebele Kambole

27. Minister of Information and Broadcasting: Hendricks Machaba

28. Minister of Gender and Child Affairs: Sonnety Muhau

29. Minister of Mines and Energy: Unavi Ndjoze

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