This significant cabinet reshuffle comes as part of the broader government reform agenda, with changes affecting key portfolios including Finance, Education, Internal Security, Gender and Family Promotion, Trade, and others.

Newly Appointed Ministers:

1. Judith Uwizeye – Minister in the Office of the President

2. Ines Mpambara – Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office

3. Yusuf Murangwa – Minister of Finance and Economic Planning

4. Amb. Olivier Nduhungirehe – Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation

5. Dr. Emmanuel Ugirashebuja – Minister of Justice / Attorney General

6. Juvenal Marizamunda – Minister of Defence

7. Consolee Uwimana – Minister of Gender and Family Promotion

8. Dr. Vincent Biruta – Minister of Internal Security

9. Dominique Habimana – Minister of Local Government

10. Dr. Jimmy Gasore – Minister of Infrastructure

11. Paula Ingabire – Minister of ICT and Innovation

12. Joseph Nsengimana – Minister of Education

13. Dr. Bernadette Arakwiye – Minister of Environment

14. Dr. Mark Cyubahiro Bagabe – Minister of Agriculture and Animal Resources

15. Dr. Sabin Nsanzimana – Minister of Health

16. Prudence Sebahizi – Minister of Trade and Industry

17. Nelly Mukazayire – Minister of Sports

18. Dr. Jean Damascène Bizimana – Minister of National Unity and Civic Engagement

19. Amb. Christine Nkulikiyinka – Minister of Public Service and Labour

20. Maj. Gen (Rtd) Albert Murasira – Minister of Emergency Management

21. Dr. Jean Nepo Abdallah Utumatwishima – Minister of Youth and Arts

Ministers of State:

1. Gen (Rtd) James Kabarebe – Minister of State for Regional Cooperation

2. Mutesi Linda Rusagara – Minister of State in charge of Public Investment and Resource Mobilization

3. Godfrey Kabera – Minister of State in charge of Treasury

4. Jean de Dieu Uwihanganye – Minister of State in charge of Infrastructure

5. Marie Solange Kayisire – Minister of State in charge of Local Government

6. Claudette Irere – Minister of State in charge of Education

7. Dr. Telesphore Ndabamenye – Minister of State in charge of Agriculture and Livestock

8. Dr. Yvan Butera – Minister of State in charge of Health

9. Sandrine Umutoni – Minister of State in charge of Youth and Arts

10. Rwego Ngarambe – Minister of State in charge of Sports

Other Senior Appointments:

1. Jean-Guy Afrika – Chief Executive Officer of the Rwanda Development Board (RDB), with the rank of Minister

2. Juliana Muganza – Deputy CEO of RDB, with the rank of Minister of State

3. Dr. Doris Uwicyeza Picard – CEO of Rwanda Governance Board (RGB), with the rank of Minister

4. Nick Barigye – Deputy Governor of the National Bank of Rwanda (BNR)

The Rwanda Mines, Petroleum and Gas Board (RMB) and the Rwanda Convention Bureau (RCB) will now fall under the oversight of the Rwanda Development Board (RDB), as part of ongoing institutional reforms.