Democratic Republic of The Congo
| Title | Minister | Incumbency | Under | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State commissioner for environment, conservation, and tourism | Massambwa Kamitatu | 1980-01/ | Nguza | |
| State commissioner for environment, preservation of nature, and tourism | Ndjoli Balanga | 1985 | Kengo | |
| Minister of environment and conservation of nature | Katende Ngunza | 1991 | Mulumba | |
| Minister of environment, conservation of nature and tourism | Raymond Tshibanda | 1996 | Mobutu | |
| Minister of environment | Anselme Enerunga | Kabila |
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