Kabinett Mbumba
| Kabinett Mbumba | |
|---|---|
| 8. namibische Regierung | |
| Staatspräsident | Nangolo Mbumba |
| Wahl | – |
| Legislaturperiode | 7. |
| Bildung | 9. Februar 2024 |
| Dauer | 272 Tage |
| Vorgänger | Kabinett Geingob II |
Das Kabinett Mbumba bezeichnet die aktuelle Regierung Namibias unter Staatspräsident Nangolo Mbumba seit dem 9. Februar 2024. Mbumba übernahm nach dem Tod von Hage Geingob am 4. Februar zunächst sein Kabinett und gab fünf Tage später einige Änderungen bekannt.[1] Dies wurde aufgrund der Benennung von Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah zur Vizestaatspräsidentin notwendig, da sie dadurch zuvor besetzte Ministerposten aufgeben musste.[2]
Die Legislaturperiode endet am 21. März 2025.
Kabinett
| Amt oder Ressort | Foto | Name | Partei | Amtszeit | Vizeminister | Partei | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Staatspräsident |  | Nangolo Mbumba | SWAPO | 4. Februar 2024– | ||||
| Vizestaatspräsident | .jpg) | Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah | SWAPO | 5. Februar 2024– | ||||
| Premierminister |  (c) Council.gov.ru, CC BY 4.0 | Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila | SWAPO | 21. März 2015– | ||||
| Vizepremierminister |  | John Mutorwa | SWAPO | 9. Februar 2024– | ||||
| Präsidentschaftsangelegenheiten | Christine ǁHoebesKlicklaut | SWAPO | 23. März 2020– | |||||
| Armutsbekämpfung, soziale Wohlfahrt, Gleichberechtigung und Kinderwohlfahrt | Doreen Sioka | SWAPO | 23. März 2020– | Bernadette Jagger, Alexia Manombe-Ncube, Royal ǀUiǀoǀoo | SWAPO | |||
| Internationale Zusammenarbeit und Kooperation |  (c) 제주특별자치도청, KOGL Type 1 | Peya Mushelenga | SWAPO | 9. Februar 2024– | Jennelly Matundu | SWAPO | ||
| Inneres, Einwanderung und Sicherheit | Albert Kawana | SWAPO | 21. April 2021– | Daniel Kashikola | SWAPO | |||
| Verteidigung und Veteranen | .jpg) | Frans Kapofi | SWAPO | 21. April 2021– | Hilma Nicanor | SWAPO | ||
| Finanzen und Staatsunternehmen |  | Iipumbu Shiimi | SWAPO | 23. März 2020– | Maureen Hinda-Mbuende | SWAPO | ||
| Industrialisierung und Handel | Lucia Iipumbu | SWAPO | 23. März 2020– | Verna Sinimbo | SWAPO | |||
| Land- und Wasserwirtschaft und Landreform | .jpg) | Calle Schlettwein | SWAPO | 23. März 2020– | Anna Shiweda | SWAPO | ||
| Städtische und ländliche Entwicklung | Erastus Uutoni | SWAPO | 23. März 2020– | Natalia ǀGoagoses (Derek Klazen; bis 21. April 2021) | SWAPO | |||
| Gesundheit und Soziale Dienste | .jpg) | Kalumbi Shangula | SWAPO | 19. Dezember 2018– | Utjiua Muinjangue | NUDO | ||
| Bildung, Kunst und Kultur | .jpg) | Anna Nghipondoka | SWAPO | 23. März 2020– | Faustina Caley | SWAPO | ||
| Höhere Bildung, Training und Innovation |  | Itah Kandjii-Murangi | SWAPO | 21. März 2015– | Veno Kauria | |||
| Öffentliche Arbeiten und Verkehr | | John Mutorwa | SWAPO | 8. Februar 2018– | Veikko Nekundi | SWAPO | ||
| Umwelt, Tourismus und Forstwirtschaft | .jpg) | Pohamba Shifeta | SWAPO | 21. März 2015– | Heather Sibungo | SWAPO | ||
| Bergbau und Energie | .jpg) © European Union, 2024, CC BY 4.0 | Tom Alweendo | SWAPO | 8. Februar 2018– | Kornelia Shilunga | SWAPO | ||
| Fischerei und Meeresressourcen | Derek Klazen | SWAPO | 21. April 2021– | Silvia Makgone | SWAPO | |||
| Justiz | _(sq_cropped).jpg) | Yvonne Dausab | SWAPO | 23. März 2020– | ||||
| Arbeit, Gewerkschaftsbeziehungen und Arbeitsplatzschaffung | .jpg) (c) Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade website – www.dfat.gov.au, CC BY 4.0 | Utoni Nujoma | SWAPO | 23. März 2020– | Hafeni Ndemula | SWAPO | ||
| Jugend, Nationaldienste und Sport | .jpg) | Agnes Tjongarero | SWAPO | 23. März 2020– | Emma Kantema-Gaomas | SWAPO | ||
| Information und Kommunikationstechnologie | _(cropped).jpg) | Emma Theofelus | SWAPO | 9. Februar 2024– | Modestus Amutse | SWAPO | ||
Siehe auch
Weblinks
- Regierung Namibias (englisch)
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ Kabinettumstrukturierung: Mutorwa neuer Vize-Premierminister. Hitradio Namibia, 9. Februar 2024.
- ↑ Mbumba neuer Präsident, Nandi-Ndaitwah Stellvertreterin. Hitradio Namibia, 5. Februar 2024.
Nujoma I (1990–1995) | Nujoma II (1995–2000) | Nujoma III (2000–2005) | Pohamba I (2005–2010) | Pohamba II (2010–2015) | Geingob I (2015–2020) | Geingob II (2020–2024) | Mbumba (2024–2025)
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