PNG Government Cabinet announced

 THE Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea James Marape has announced the cabinet and  the allocations of  Ministries as follows: 

1. James Marape – Prime Minister & Minister for Planning

2. John Rosso – Deputy Prime Minister & Minister for Lands Physical Planning & Urbanisation

3. William Duma- Minister for State Enterprises

4. Ian Ling Stuckey- Minister for Treasury

5. Soroi Eoe – Minister for Provincial & Local Level Government Affairs

6. Rainbo Paita – Minister for Finance & Implementation

7. Richard Maru- Minister for International Trade & Investment

8. Justin Tkatchenko – Minister for Foreign Affairs

9. Don Polye- Minister for Higher Education ,Research,Science & Technology & Sports

10. Solan Mirisim- Minister for Works & Highway

11. Pila Niningi- Minister for Justice & Attorney-General

12. Walter Schnaubelt- Minister for Transport & Civil Aviation

13. Kerenga Kua- Minister for Petroleum & Energy

14. Jimmy Uguro- Minister for Education

15. Joe Sungi- Minister for Public Service

16. Salio Waipo- Minister for Forest

17. Henry Amuli- Minister for Commerce & Industry

18. Peter Tsiamalili Jnr- Minister for Internal Security (Police and CIS merged)

Dr. Lino Tom- Minister for Health

19. Kobby Bomoreo- Minister for Housing

20. Jason Peter- Minister for Community Development,Religion & Youth

21. Timothy Masiu- Minister for Information & Communication Technology

22. Jelta Wong- Minister for Fisheries & Marine Resource

23. Win Daki – Minister for Defence

24. Esi Henry Leonard- Minister for Tourism,Art & Culture

25. Aiye Tambua- Minister for Agriculture

26. Sekie Agisa- Minister for Livestock

27. Francis Maneke- Minister for Oil Palm

28. Joe Kuli- Minister for Coffee

29. Bryan Kramer-Minister for Labour & Immigration

30. Ano Pala- Minister for Mining

31. Simon Kilepa – Minister for Environment,Conservation & Climate Change

32. Minister for Bougainville Affairs- Nil

Note: No MP has been allocated this ministry yet but will be announced later.

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