The Second Matata government was the government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo under Matata Ponyo Mapon from December 7, 2014, to November 14, 2016. It underwent a reshuffle on September 25, 2015, as some parties were excluded from the presidential majority.
Background The First Matata government was formed when Matata was appointed prime minister in 2012. The second government was composed of four deputy prime ministers, two ministers of state, 32 ministers, and ten deputy ministers.
Prime Minister +ImagePortfolioNamePartyPrime MinisterMatata Ponyo MaponPPRD
Deputy Prime Ministers +ImagePortfolioNamePolitical PartyInterior and SecurityÉvariste BoshabPPRDPosts and Telecommunications, New Information and Communication TechnologiesThomas LuhakaMLCN/AEmployment, Work, and Social SecurityWilly MakiashiPALU
Ministers of State +ImagePortfolioNamePolitical PartyN/ADecentralization and Customary AffairsMichel BongongoUnion of Forces for ChangeN/ADecentralization and Customary AffairsSalomon Banamuhere BalienePPRD
Ministers +ImagePortfolioNameDateN/ALand AffairsDieudonné Bolengetenge Baleauntil September 25, 2015N/ALand AffairsGustave Boloko Nkelisince September 25, 2015N/AForeign Affairs and International CooperationRaymond Tshibandauntil September 25, 2015N/ASocial Affairs and Humanitarian ActionMushitu Kat Jeweluntil September 25, 2015N/ASocial Affairs and Humanitarian ActionAdele Degbalase Kandasince September 25, 2015N/AAgriculture, Fishing, and LivestockIsidore Kabwe Mwehuuntil September 25, 2015N/AAgriculture, Fishing, and LivestockEmile Mota Ndongo Kangsince September 25, 2015N/ALand Use Planning, Urban Planning, and HousingOmer EgwakeN/ATradeKudianga BayokisaN/ACommunication and MediaLambert Mende OmalangaN/ACulture and ArtsBanza MukalayN/ANational Defense and Veterans AffairsAimé Ngoy Mukenauntil September 25, 2015N/ANational Defense and Veterans AffairsCrispin Atama Tabesince September 25, 2015N/ARural DevelopmentEugène Serufuli NgayabasekaN/ANational EconomyModeste Bahati LukweboN/AEnergy and Water ResourcesJeannot Matadi NengaN/APrimary and Secondary Education and New Citizen IntroductionMaker Mwangu FambaN/AHigher and University EducationThéophile Mbemba FunduN/ATechnical and Vocational EducationJean Nengbaga TshibandaEnvironment and Sustainable DevelopmentBienvenu Liyota Ndjoliuntil September 25, 2015N/AEnvironment and Sustainable DevelopmentRobert Bopolo Begezasince September 25, 2015N/AFinanceHenry Yav MulangN/APublic ServiceJean-Claude Kibalauntil September 25, 2015N/APublic ServicePascal Isumbisho Mwapusince September 25, 2015N/AActing Minister of Gender, Family and ChildrenMushitu Kat Jeweluntil September 25, 2015N/AGender, Family and ChildrenLucie Kipele Aki Azwasince September 25, 2015N/AHydrocarbonsCrispin Atama Tabeuntil September 25, 2015N/AHydrocarbonsAime Ngoy Mukenasince September 25, 2015N/AIndustryGermain KambingaN/AInfrastructure, Public Works, and ReconstructionFridolin KasweshiYouth and SportsSama Lukondeuntil September 25, 2015N/AYouth and SportsDenis Kambayi Tshimbumbusince September 25, 2015N/AJustice and Human RightsAlexis Thambwe MwambaN/AMiningMartin KabweluluN/ASmall and Medium Enterprises and the Middle ClassBohongo NkoyiModernizationOlivier Kamitatu Etsuuntil September 25, 2015N/AModernizationGeorges Wembi Loambosince September 25, 2015N/ATreasuryLouise MungaN/AScientific Research and TechnologyDaniel Madimba KalonjiN/AParliamentary RelationsTryphon Kin-Kiey MulumbaN/APublic HealthFelix KabangeN/ATourismElvis Mutiri wa BasharaN/ATransportJustin Kalumba Mwana Ngongo
Deputy Ministers +ImagePortfolioNameDateN/ABudgetErnestine Nyokauntil September 25, 2015N/ACongolese DiasporaAntoine Boyamba OkomboN/AInternational Cooperation and Regional IntegrationFranck Mwe di MalilaN/ANational DefenseRene SibuEnergyMaguy RwakabubaN/AFinanceAlbert Mpeti BiyomboN/AInteriorMartine Ntumba BukasaN/AJustice and Human RightsMboso Nkodia PwangaN/APlanningLisette Bisangana Ngalamulumeuntil September 25, 2015N/APlanningFranklin Tshiamala Manyikusince September 25, 2015N/ATelecommunicationEnoch Sebineza
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