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Updated cabinet list

    JOHANNESBURG
    The following is an updated list of ministers appointed during a recent cabinet reshuffle in Swaziland. They assumed their responsibilities with effect from 1 April 2003. Prime Minister: Sibusiso Dlamini Deputy Prime Minister: Arthur Khoza Minister of Housing & Urban Development: Albert Shabangu Minister of Economic Planning: Prince Guduza Minister of Home Affairs: Prince Sobandla Minister of Enterprise: Lutfho Dlamini Minister of Finance: Majozi Sithole Minister of Health: Sipho Shongwe (new) Minister of Natural Resources: Mahlaba Mamba (new) Minister of Tourism: Phetsile Dlamini (former health minister) Minister of Agriculture: Stella Lukhele (former tourism minister) Minister of Foreign Affairs & Trade: Roy Fanourakis (former agriculture minister) Minister of Public Service: Abednigo Ntshangase (former foreign affairs minister) Minister of Education: Mntonzima Dlamini (former public service minister) Minister of Justice: Magwagwa Mdluli (former justice minister) Minister of Works: John Carmichael (former education minister)

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