Uganda: Museveni Retains Janet, Drops Kasaija and Gen Ali

Uganda: Museveni Retains Janet, Drops Kasaija and Gen Ali

Kampala -- President Museveni has released a new Cabinet list for the 2026 to 2031 term, signalling one of the most significant reshuffles in recent years, with sweeping changes affecting long-serving ministers, senior security-linked figures, and economic portfolios.

Janet Museveni’s Appointment a Testament to Dedication and Patriotism” — Ssekandi Congratulates First Lady

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Old wine in new wineskin? Museveni hints at continuity in new Cabinet

Museveni’s latest Cabinet reshuffle prioritises loyalists, security control and political continuity as Uganda prepares for a new phase of power dynamics.

Museveni Drops 28 Ministers In New Cabinet Reshuffle

By BigEyeUg Team President Yoweri Museveni has dropped a total of 28 ministers in the latest Cabinet appointments as Uganda ushers in the new 2026–2031 term. The reshuffle, announced on Tuesday, saw several long-serving and senior government officials left out of the new Cabinet lineup. Among the most notable exits is former Finance Minister Matia Kasaija, who has served in the powerful docket for years. Also dropped is former Foreign Affairs Mi…

Nankabirwa, Anite dropped from Cabinet, named Senior Presidential Advisors

President Yoweri Museveni drops Energy Minister Ruth Nankabirwa and State Minister Evelyn Anite in a major 2026-2031 cabinet reshuffle, reassigning them as senior presidential advisors. KAMPALA — President Yoweri Museveni has executed a major executive reshuffle, introducing a wave of fresh faces, shifting key legal and military stalwarts, and dropping long-serving veterans for the 2026–2031 political term. While the top leadership exhibits stru…

Full List: Museveni Axes 28 Ministers In New Cabinet Including Jeje Odongo, Matia Kasaija

By Spy Uganda  President Yoweri Museveni has dropped several senior ministers in a sweeping Cabinet reshuffle that is expected to significantly reshape Uganda’s political and administrative landscape ahead of the next electoral cycle. The changes, announced late Tuesday, affected both long-serving political figures and younger ministers who had risen rapidly through the ranks of government.…