Rwanda: Kagame Appoints New Ministers, Ambassadors

Author: Moise M. BahatiPublished on: June 11, 2026Country: Rwanda

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Rwanda: Kagame Appoints New Ministers, Ambassadors

President Paul Kagame appointed three new ministers on June 10, 2026: Damien Murwanashyaka as Minister of Infrastructure, Judith Uwizeye as Minister of Public Service and Labour, and Antoine Marie Kajangwe as Minister of Trade and Industry. Armand Zingiro and Claudien Bizimungu were appointed Ministers of State in Infrastructure. Proposed ambassadors include Christine Nkilikiyinka to Spain, Karenzi Karake to China, and Emmanuel Bayingana to Israel.

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