Museveni Appoints Norbert Mao Minister Of Justice & Constitutional Affairs
When Museveni took over office for another five year term, the ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs remained vacant.
President Yoweri Museveni has today appointed Democratic Party’s President General Norbert Mao as Minister of Justice & Constitutional Affairs; a day after the two political leaders signed a working cooperation agreement.
The signing ceremony which took place at State House, Entebbe brought to an end the political animosity between Museveni’s National Resistance Movement (NRM) and Mao’s Democratic Party. With this new found love, the public was expecting such an appointment.
When Museveni took over office for another five year term, the ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs remained vacant. When rumors started that Moa would cross to NRM, it was whispered that he would be made either the Justice Minister or Prime Minister. The PM office already has Robinah Nabbanja.
The President has also appointed Akello Beatrice Akori, the Woman Member of Parliament for Agogo district the new Minister of State for Economic Monitoring in the Office of the President, replacing Peter Ogwang who has been transferred to take office of Minister of State for Education and Sports.
Hamson Obua who has been the State Minister for Education and Sports has been made the Government Chief Whip, a position that fell vacant when Thomas Tayebwa successfully vied for Deputy Speaker of Parliament of Uganda.
