President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has unveiled a proposed Cabinet for the 2026–2031 term under powers granted to the Head of State by Articles 108(1) and (2), 108A(1), 111(1), 113(1), and 114(1) of the 1995 Constitution of Uganda.
The new lineup retains several senior figures from the previous administration while introducing fresh appointments across key ministries, state portfolios, and presidential advisory positions.
Vice President and Prime Minister
- Vice President — Jessica Rose Epel Alupo
- Prime Minister and Leader of Government Business in Parliament — Robinah Nabbanja
Cabinet Ministers
Deputy Prime Ministers
- 1st Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for East African Community Affairs — Rebecca Kadaga
- 2nd Deputy Prime Minister and Deputy Leader of Government Business in Parliament — Crispus Walter Kiyonga
- 3rd Deputy Prime Minister and Minister without Portfolio — Lukia Nakadama
Key Ministries
- Minister of Education and Sports — Janet Kataaha Museveni
- Minister, Office of the President (Presidency) — Milly Babalanda
- Minister, Office of the President (Security) — Jim Muhwezi
- Minister in charge of Science, Technology and Innovation — Asiimwe Jonard
- Minister for Kampala Capital City and Metropolitan Affairs — Minsa Kabanda
- Minister, Office of the Prime Minister (General Duties) — Hillary Onek
- Government Chief Whip — Justine Kasule Lumumba
- Minister for Relief, Disaster Preparedness and Refugees — Sam Engola
- Minister for Karamoja Affairs — Lokii John Baptist
- Minister of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries — Frank Tumwebaze
- Attorney General — Sam Mayanja
- Minister of Defence and Veterans Affairs — Kiryowa Kiwanuka
- Minister of Energy and Mineral Development — Monica Musenero Musanza
- Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development — Henry Musasizi
- Minister of Foreign Affairs — Adonia Ayebare
- Minister of Gender, Labour and Social Development — Henry Tumukunde
- Minister of Health — Chris Baryomunsi
- Minister of ICT and National Guidance — Jane Ruth Aceng
- Minister of Internal Affairs — Ephraim Kamuntu
- Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs — Norbert Mao
- Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development — Judith Nabakooba
- Minister of Local Government — Balaam Barugahara
- Minister of Public Service — Katumba Wamala
- Minister of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities — Tom Butime
- Minister of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives — Sanjay Tanna
- Minister of Water and Environment — Kahinda Otafiire
- Minister of Works and Transport — Byamukama Fred
Ministers of State
Office of the President
- Economic Monitoring — Alum Sandra Santa
- Ethics and Integrity — Rose Akello
Office of the Vice President
- Minister of State — Diana Mutasingwa
Office of the Prime Minister
- Relief, Disaster Preparedness and Refugees — Lillian Aber
- Northern Uganda — Beatrice Akello
- Karamoja — Esther Davinia Anyakun
- Luwero Triangle-Rwenzori Region — Alice Kaboyo
- Bunyoro Affairs — Grace Mary Mugasa
- Teso Affairs — Ongalo-Obote
Agriculture
- Agriculture — Desire Muhooza
- Animal Industry — Bright Rwamirama
- Fisheries — Robert Ndugwa Migadde
Justice and Constitutional Affairs
- Deputy Attorney General — Jackson Kafuuzi
Defence and Veteran Affairs
- Defence — Grace Akifeza Ngabirano
- Veteran Affairs — Huda Oleru
East African Affairs
- Minister of State — Ikuya Magode
Education and Sports
- Higher Education — John Chrysostom Muyingo
- Primary Education — Phyllis Chemutai
- Sports — Peter Ogwang
Energy and Mineral Development
- Energy — Sidronius Opolot Okasai
- Minerals — Phiona Nyamutoro
Finance, Planning and Economic Development
- General Duties — Cissy Mulondo
- Planning — Amos Lugoloobi
- Privatization and Investment — Amina Mukalazi
- Micro-Finance — Shartsi Kutesa Musherure
Foreign Affairs
- International Affairs — Calvin Echodu
- Regional Affairs — Haruna Kasolo Kyeyune
Gender, Labour and Social Development
- Gender and Culture — Mary Kamuli Kuteesa
- Youth and Children Affairs — Mercy Faith Lakisa
- Employment and Industrial Relations — Simon Mulongo
- Disability Affairs — Joyce Okeny Acan
- Elderly Affairs — Jacqueline Mbabazi
Health
- General Duties — Anifa Bangirana Kawooya
- Primary Health Care — Charles Ayume
ICT and National Guidance
- Information — Joyce Ssebugwawo
- National Guidance — Alioni Yorke Odria
Internal Affairs
- Minister of State — Lawrence Muganga
Kampala Capital City and Metropolitan Affairs
- Minister of State — Kabuye Kyofatogabye
Lands, Housing and Urban Development
- Housing — Persis Namuganza
- Urban Development — Margaret Muhanga
- Lands — Harriet Ntabazi
Local Government
- Minister of State — Justine Nameere
Public Service
- Minister of State — Lydia Wanyoto Mutende
Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities
- Minister of State — Susan Nsambu Nakawuki
Trade, Industry and Cooperatives
- Cooperatives — Tom Aza
- Industry — David Bahati
- Trade — Wilson Mbadi
Water and Environment
- Environment — Beatrice Anywar
- Water — Aisha Sekkindi
Works and Transport
- Works — Siraji Musa Ali
- Transport — Julius Maganda Wandera
Senior Presidential Advisors
The President also named several senior figures as prospective Senior Presidential Advisors whose specific assignments will be communicated later.
They include:
- Hamson Obua
- Ruth Nankabirwa
- Francis Mwebesa
- Evelyn Anite
Meanwhile, Kenneth Omona has been transferred to the diplomatic service and will serve as Uganda’s ambassador at a station that will be communicated later.
The proposed appointments are expected to be formally processed in line with constitutional procedures, including parliamentary vetting for relevant positions.