Central Equatoria - Government

Government

Executive

  • Governor - Maj. Gen. Clement Wani Konga
  • Deputy Governor and Minister of Education, Science and Technology (Formerly Minister of Agriculture) - Mr. Manase Lomole Waya (SPLM)
  • Minister of Education (SPLM) - Lokulenge Lole Lokule
  • Minister of Finance & Economic Planning – Angelo Dario Agor (SPLM)
  • Minister of Health (SPLM) - Mrs. Huda Micah Laila (SPLM)
  • Minister of Physical Infrastructure (SPLM) - Professor Paul Lado Bureng
  • Minister of Parliamentary Affairs - Mr. Napatali Hassan Gale Ako (SPLM) (former Leader of Government Business Committee of State Assembly)
  • Minister of Gender and Social Welfare - Mrs. Hellen Marsali Boro (SPLM)
  • Minister of Information & Communication – Joseph Lasu Gale (NCP)
  • Minister of Local Government and Law Enforcement – Charles Manuel Jongo (USAP)
  • Minister of Social Development – George Lugala Benjamin (SANU)
  • Secretary General of State Council of Ministers – Steven Emmanuel Lokuren
  • Security Affairs Advisor - Maj. General (Rtd) Emanuel Waga Elia
  • Political Affairs Advisor - Mr. Jackson Abungo Gama
  • Minister of Agriculture and Forestry - Michael Roberto Kenyi

The President of South Sudan appoints the Governor, State Ministers, Advisors. President Salva Kiir Mayardit reshuffled the State Government in October 2008. Relieved were:

  • Mr. Henry Danga Stefano – Deputy Governor and Minister of Local Government
  • Maj. General (Rtd) Emmanuel Waga Elia, Minister of Physical Infrastructure (formerly Eng. Alkaya Aligo Samson)
  • Dr. Pius Vincent Subek, Minister of Health
  • Mrs. Huda Micah Laila, Minister of Gender and Social Welfare
  • Mr. Charles Jongo, Minister of Agriculture
  • Mr. Lokulange Lole Lokule, Advisor for Political Affairs
  • Ronald Abraham Simiona, Advisor for Security
  • Dr. Manase Lomole Waya, Advisor for Literacy and Capacity Building
  • Margaret Kani Samuel, Advisor on Gender and Child Welfare

Legislature

  • Speaker of the Legislative Assembly - Brigadier General Zamba Duku Michael (SPLM)
  • Deputy Speaker – John Lado Tombe (SPLM)

Present First Elected Members Of Parliament In the State Legislative assembly for Central Equatoria are:

  1. Hon Naptali Hassen Gale From Morobo County, speaker.(SPLM)
  2. Hon Haustin yokwe Juba County,Deputy speaker,.(SPLM)
  3. Hon. Robert Lomude Lainya County,Controller of the House..(SPLM)
  4. Hon. Modi Lomindi Ajuangich Chimbo Terekeka County. chairperson committee for security&Public order..(SPLM)
  5. Hon. Silvanous Bata batali Kajokeji County. Chairperson for committee for Services etc..(SPLM)
  6. Hon. James Juma Peter Morobo County Chairperson Committee for Public Account.(SPLM)
  7. Hon.Joy Keji Rafael Lainya County Chairperson Committee for Gender.(SPLM)
  8. Hon. Emanuel Adil Wani Yei River County Chairperson Committee for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.(SPLM)
  9. Hon. Jenifer Yobu Yei River County, Chairperson committee for Local Government and Legal Affairs..(SPLM)
  10. Hon. Fr. Prudensio Loku Vitale, Juba County, Chairperson Committee for Land and Natural Resources..(SPLM)
  11. Hon. Joyce Kiedn Kajokeji County Chairperson for Peace Human Rights, and Humanitarian Affairs..(SPLM)
  12. Hon Nadia James Terekeka County, Chairperson committee for Members Affairs..(SPLM)
  13. Hon Mary Elias Ladu, Juba County, Chairperson committee for Information, Youth and Sport..(SPLM)

Judiciary

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