President Yoweri Museveni has unveiled the “Kisanja No Sleep” Cabinet, introducing a refreshed team of ministers tasked with accelerating government performance, based on no corruption. The lineup combines retained and newly appointed officials, reflecting a focus on efficiency, accountability, and fast-tracked implementation of national priorities. The President framed the reshuffle as part of a results-driven approach aimed at pushing improving public services and driving economic transformation across key sectors.
UGANDAN CABINET 2026–2031
Key Confirmed Appointments & Changes
🔄 MAJOR MINISTERIAL CHANGES
Dr. Chris Baryomunsi – Appointed Minister of Health (moved from ICT & National Guidance)
Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng – Appointed Minister of ICT & National Guidance (moved from Health)
Henry Ariganyira Musasizi – Appointed Minister of Finance, Planning & Economic Development (replacing Matia Kasaija)
Amb. Adonia Ayebare – Appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs
Lt. Gen. Henry Tumukunde – Appointed Minister of Gender, Labour & Social Development
Balaam Barugahara Ateenyi – Appointed Minister of Local Government
🌟 NEW ENTRANTS IN CABINET
Amb. Adonia Ayebare – Minister of Foreign Affairs
Lt. Gen. Henry Tumukunde – Minister of Gender, Labour & Social Development
Balaam Barugahara Ateenyi – Minister of Local Government
Eng. Jonard Asiimwe – Minister for Science, Technology & Innovation
🏢 NEW MINISTERS OF STATE
Justine Nameere Nsubuga – Minister of State for Local Government
Dr. Lawrence Muganga – Minister of State for Internal Affairs
Calvin Echodu – Minister of State for Foreign Affairs
Desire Muhooza – Minister of State for Agriculture
Robert Ndugwa Migadde – Minister of State for Fisheries
Phyllis Chemutai – Minister of State for Primary Education
Joyce Acan Okeny – Minister of State for Disability Affairs
Jacqueline Mbabazi – Minister of State for Elderly Affairs
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