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The Full List of Permanent Secretaries Appointed by President Museveni.

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By virtue of the Powers given to the President by Article 174 (2) of the 1995 Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, I hereby, appoint the following as Permanent Secretaries as indicated below:

1. Head of Public Service and Secretary to Cabinet- Lucy Nakyobe

2. Deputy Head of Public Service And Secretary to Cabinet - Deborah Katuramu

3. State House Comptroller - Jane Barekye

4. Principal Private Secretary to the President- Dr. Kenneth Omona

5. Principal Private Secretary to H.E. the Vice President - Alex Kakooza

6.  Office of the Prime Minister - Keith Muhakanizi

7.  Office of the President - Yunus Kakande

8.  Ministry of Agriculture, Animal - Industry and Fisheries David Kyomukama Kasura (Maj. Gen.)

9.  Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs- Rosette Byengoma

10. Ministry of Education and Sports -       Kate Lamaro 

11. Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development -   Batebe Irene 

12. Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Vincent Bagiire

13. Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development - Mr Ramathan Ggoobi

14.  Ministry of Gender, Labour and  Social Development - Aggrey Kibenge

15. Ministry of Health - Dr. Diana Atwiine

16.  Ministry of Internal Affairs  - Joseph Musanyufu (Lt. Gen).

 17.  Ministry of Information, Communication, Technology    National Guidance  -       Dr. Amina Zawedde

18.  Ministry of Justice and  Constitutional Affairs  -     Robert Kasande

19.  Ministry of Lands, Housing  and Urban Development -      Dorcas Okalany

20.  Ministry of Local Government - Benjamin Kumumanya

 21   Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives  -  Geraldine Ssali                                   

22.  Ministry of Public Service - Catherine Bitarakwaate

23.  Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities-      Doreen Katusiime

24.   Ministry of Water and Environment-      Alfred Okidi

 25.   Ministry of Works and Transport- Bageya Waiswa

 26.   Secretary to the Judiciary        - Pius Bigirimana

 27.   Health Service Commission - Mary T. Wenene

 28.  Public Service Commission - Dr. Godfrey Mbabazi

 29.  Judicial Service Commission - Dr.  Nassali Lukwago

 30.  Ministry of Science, Technology And innovation - Abolished and retired

31.  Ministry of East African Community Affairs - Edith Mwanje

32.  Ethics and Integrity - Alex O. Okello

33.  Clerk to Parliament - Hon. Adolf Mwesige

34   Inspectorate of Government - Kafeero Rose

35   Education Service Commission - Dr. Asuman Lukwago  

Yoweri K. Museveni

P R E S I D E N T

15th July, 2021

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