This is comprehensive list of all government ministries of Uganda, as of June 2021. Below is a list of members of the Ugandan cabinet as of 9 June 2021.[1][2][3]

Government body Head Notes
Office of the PresidentYoweri Museveni[1][2][3]
Office of the Vice PresidentJessica Alupo[1][2]
Office of the Prime MinisterRobinah Nabbanja[1][2]
Office of First Deputy Prime Minister & Minister for EAC AffairsRebecca Kadaga[1][2]
Office of Second Deputy Prime Minister & Leader of Government BusinessMoses Ali[1][2]
Office of Third Deputy Prime Minister & Minister Without PortfolioLukia Isanga Nakadama[1][2]
Ministry for Agriculture, Animal Industry and FisheriesFrank Tumwebaze[1][2]
Ministry of Information and Communications TechnologyChris Baryomunsi[1][2]
Ministry of Defence and Veterans AffairsVincent Ssempijja[1][2]
Ministry of Disaster Preparedness and RefugeesHilary Onek[1][2]
Ministry of Education and SportsJanet Museveni[1][2]
Ministry of Energy and Mineral DevelopmentRuth Nankabirwa[1][2]
Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic DevelopmentMatia Kasaija[1][2]
Ministry for Foreign AffairsJeje Odongo[1][2]
Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social DevelopmentBetty Amongi[1][2]
Minister in Charge of General Duties in the Office of the Prime MinisterJustine Lumumba Kasule[1][2]
Ministry of HealthJane Aceng[1][2]
Ministry of Internal AffairsKahinda Otafiire[1][2]
Ministry of Justice and Constitutional AffairsNobert Mao[1][2]
Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban DevelopmentJudith Nabakooba[1][2]
Ministry of Local GovernmentRaphael Magyezi[1][2]
Ministry of the PresidencyMilly Babirye Babalanda[1][2]
Ministry of Public ServiceWilson Muruli Mukasa[1][2]
Ministry of Internal SecurityJim Muhwezi[1][2]
Ministry of Trade, Industry and CooperativesFrank Mwebesa[1][2]
Ministry of Water and EnvironmentSam Cheptoris[1][2]
Ministry of Works and TransportKatumba Wamala[1][2]
Minister of Science, Technology and InnovationMonica Musenero[1][2]
Ministry for Karamoja AffairsMary Goretti Kitutu[1][2]
Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and AntiquitiesTom Butime[1][2]
Minister for Kampala Capital City AuthorityMisi Kabanda[1][2]
Attorney GeneralKiryowa Kiwanuka[1][2]
Government Chief WhipDenis Hamson Obua[4]
Ministry of State for AgricultureFred Bwiino Kyakulaga[1][2]
Ministry of State for Animal IndustryBright Rwamirama[1][2]
Ministry of State for FisheriesHellen Adoa[1][2]
Ministry of State for Information Technology and CommunicationsJoyce Ssebugwawo[1][2]
Ministry of State for DefenseJacob Oboth-Oboth[1][2]
Ministry of State for Veteran AffairsHuda Oleru[1][2]
Ministry of State for Economic MonitoringBeatrace Akori
Ministry of State for Labor, Employment and Industrial RelationsCharles Okello Engola[1][2]
Ministry of State for the ElderlyGidudu Mafaabi[1][2]
Ministry of State for the DisabledHellen Asamo[1][2]
Ministry of State for Gender and CulturePeace Mutuuzo[1][2]
Ministry of State for Youth and Children AffairsSarah Mateke Nyirabashitsi[1][2]
Ministry of State for EnergySidronius Opolot Okasai[1][2]
Ministry of State for MineralsPeter Lokeris[1][2]
Ministry of State for WaterAisha Sekkindi[1][2]
Ministry of State for the EnvironmentBeatrice Atim Anywar[1][2]
Ministry of State for Finance (General Duties)Henry Musaasizi[1][2]
Ministry of State for Finance (Planning)Amos Lugoloobi[1][2]
Ministry of State for Finance (Investments and Privatisation)Evelyn Anite[1][2]
Ministry of State for MicrofinanceHaruna Kasolo Kyeyune[1][2]
Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs (International Relations)Henry Oryem Okello[1][2]
Ministry of State for Foreign Affairs (Regional Affairs)John Mulimba[1][2]
Ministry of State for Health (General Duties)Kawoya Bangirana[1][2]
Ministry of State for Health (Primary Care)Margaret Muhanga[1][2]
Ministry of State for Higher EducationJohn Chrysostom Muyingo[1][2]
Ministry of State for Primary EducationJoyce Moriku[1][2]
Ministry of State for SportsPeter Ogwang[4]
Ministry of State for LandsSam Mayanja[1][2]
Ministry of State for HousingPersis Namuganza[1][2]
Ministry of State for Urban PlanningKania Obiga[1][2]
Ministry of State for IndustryVacant[2]
Ministry of State for TradeDavid Bahati[1][2]
Ministry of State for CooperativesFrederick Ngobi Gume[1][2]
Ministry of State for Internal AffairsDavid Muhoozi[1][2]
Deputy Attorney GeneralJackson Kafuuzi[1][2]
Ministry of State for Local GovernmentVictoria Rusoke[1][2]
Ministry of State for Public ServiceGrace Mary Mugasa[1][2]
State Minister for TourismMartin Mugarra[1][2]
Ministry of State for Kampala Capital City AuthorityKabuye Kyofatogabye[1][2]
Ministry of State for KaramojaAgnes Nandutu[1][2]
Ministry of State for TransportFred Byamukama[1][2]
Ministry of State for WorksMusa Echweru[1][2]
Ministry of State for Disaster Preparedness and RefugeesEsther Davina Anyakun[1][2]
Ministry of State for Ethics and IntegrityRose Akello[1][2]
Ministry of State in the Office of the Vice PresidentDiana Nankunda Mutasingwa[1][2]
Ministry of State for Northern UgandaGrace Kwiyucwiny[1][2]
Ministry of State for Luweero TriangleAlice Kaboyo[1][2]
Ministry of State for Teso AffairsClement Kenneth Ongalo Obote[1][2]
Ministry of State for Bunyoro AffairsJennifer Namuyangu[1][2]
Ministry of State for East African Community AffairsMaggie Magode Ikuyaa[1][2]

See also

References

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