PF Chairperson and former Minister of Gender Inonge Mutukwa Wina is the new Vice President of the Republic of Zambia. President Lungu has ap...
PF Chairperson and former Minister of Gender Inonge Mutukwa Wina is the new Vice President of the Republic of Zambia. President Lungu has appointed Inonge Wina to take over from Dr.Guy Scott. Ms Wina becomes the country’s first ever female Vice President in Zambia. The appointment was announced by President Lungu during his first news conference at State House where he unveiled his initial cabinet.
Alexander Chikwanda bounces back as Finance Minister including Harry Kalaba and Joseph Kasonde at Foreign Affairs and Health Ministries, respectively.
Jean Kapata also retains her position as Tourism Minister with Davies Mwila getting the position of Home Affairs Minister.
President Lungu has also appointed Mr Emmanuel Chilubanama as State House Permanent Secretary with Kaizer Zulu retaining the post of Special Assistant to the Press for Political Affairs.
Dawson Kafwaya is the new provincial Minister for North Western Province.Mr Nathiel Mubukwanu is the new Southern Province Minister to replace Daniel Munkombwe.
President Lungu announced that he will make further appointments when he returns from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia for the Africa Union Summit.
Meanwhile, former Zambia Daily Mail News Editor Amos Chanda is the new State House spokesperson taking over from George Chellah.
Chanda, who was Chellah’s deputy for a brief period when the late President Michael Sata won the election in September 2011, now takes the responsibility of the media section.
The soft-spoken Chanda was in unexplained circumstances transferred from State House to London as First Secretary for Press although he was seen as the mature and more accomplished spokesperson.
Chanda was until assuming political office Press Association of Zambia vice-president and further played a key role in the formation of the Zambia Media Council (ZAMEC) – a self regulatory body.
Secretary to Cabinet, Dr. Rowland Msiska announced that following the election of President Edgar Chagwa Lungu, he has dissolved Cabinet and immediately appointed Chanda as his mouthpiece.
Chanda joined Dr Ngosa Simbyakula who was appointed as Justice Minister at the inauguration ceremony of Lungu as first members of his inner circle.
President Lungu said the rest of the Cabinet will be announced when he returns from an African Union engagement.
Below is the partial Cabinet announced by President Lungu on Monday, January 26:
1. President – Edgar Lungu
2. Vice President – Inonge Wina, MP
3. Minister of Justice – Ngosa Simbiakula MP
4. Minister of Finance – Alexander Chikwanda MP
5. Minister of Home Affairs – Davies Mwila, MP
6. Minister of Health – Joseph Kasonde, MP
7. Minister of Foreign Affairs – Harry Kalaba, MP
8. Minister of Tourism and Arts – Jean Kapata, MP
Provincial Ministers
1. Dawson Kafwaya – North Western Province Minister
2. Nathaniel Mubukwanu – Southern Province Minister
State House Appointments
1. Permanent Secretary – Emmanuel Chilubanama
2. Amos Chanda – Press and Public Relations
3. Kaizer Zulu – Political Affairs
Sources: Lusaka Times/Zambia Reports
Alexander Chikwanda bounces back as Finance Minister including Harry Kalaba and Joseph Kasonde at Foreign Affairs and Health Ministries, respectively.
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| Lungu drops Scott, appoints woman VP Inonge Wina |
President Lungu has also appointed Mr Emmanuel Chilubanama as State House Permanent Secretary with Kaizer Zulu retaining the post of Special Assistant to the Press for Political Affairs.
Dawson Kafwaya is the new provincial Minister for North Western Province.Mr Nathiel Mubukwanu is the new Southern Province Minister to replace Daniel Munkombwe.
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| Guy Scott |
Meanwhile, former Zambia Daily Mail News Editor Amos Chanda is the new State House spokesperson taking over from George Chellah.
Chanda, who was Chellah’s deputy for a brief period when the late President Michael Sata won the election in September 2011, now takes the responsibility of the media section.
The soft-spoken Chanda was in unexplained circumstances transferred from State House to London as First Secretary for Press although he was seen as the mature and more accomplished spokesperson.
Chanda was until assuming political office Press Association of Zambia vice-president and further played a key role in the formation of the Zambia Media Council (ZAMEC) – a self regulatory body.
Secretary to Cabinet, Dr. Rowland Msiska announced that following the election of President Edgar Chagwa Lungu, he has dissolved Cabinet and immediately appointed Chanda as his mouthpiece.
Chanda joined Dr Ngosa Simbyakula who was appointed as Justice Minister at the inauguration ceremony of Lungu as first members of his inner circle.
President Lungu said the rest of the Cabinet will be announced when he returns from an African Union engagement.
Below is the partial Cabinet announced by President Lungu on Monday, January 26:
1. President – Edgar Lungu
2. Vice President – Inonge Wina, MP
3. Minister of Justice – Ngosa Simbiakula MP
4. Minister of Finance – Alexander Chikwanda MP
5. Minister of Home Affairs – Davies Mwila, MP
6. Minister of Health – Joseph Kasonde, MP
7. Minister of Foreign Affairs – Harry Kalaba, MP
8. Minister of Tourism and Arts – Jean Kapata, MP
Provincial Ministers
1. Dawson Kafwaya – North Western Province Minister
2. Nathaniel Mubukwanu – Southern Province Minister
State House Appointments
1. Permanent Secretary – Emmanuel Chilubanama
2. Amos Chanda – Press and Public Relations
3. Kaizer Zulu – Political Affairs
Sources: Lusaka Times/Zambia Reports
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