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LIST OF OFFICIALS IN THE RASSEMBLEMENT CONGOLAIS POUR LA DEMOCRATIE (RCD)

PRESIDENCY:

President: Emile Ilunga
First Vice-President: Jean-Pierre Ondekane
Second Vice-President: Moise Nyarugabo

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE [Department Heads]:

Territorial Administration: Mudumbi
External Relations: Alexis Thambwe Mwamba
Justice and Institutional Reform: Jean-Marie Emungu
Security and Intelligence: Bizima Karaha
Information, Media and Culture: Lambert Mende Omalanga
Public Works: Elysee Munembwe
Finance: Tibasima
Health: Dr Lola
Transport and Communication: Bedi Makubu Mabele
Energy: Medard Lwakabwanga
Mines: Emmanuel Kamanzi
Commerce and Industry: Kambale Bahekwa
Higher Education: Prof. Ngangura
Primary, Secondary Education: Kilanga Bungwe
Economy: Mumba
Conflict Resolution: Theo Mpabuka
Agriculture and Rural Development: Gertrude Kitembo
Social Affairs, Women and the Family: Prof. Kin Key Mulumba
Land Issues: Bene Kabala
Planning: Kabasele Tshimanga
Youth and Sport: Antoine Mundjo
Logistics: Michel Tshibwabwa
Mobilisation and Propaganda: Roger Lumbala
Civil Service: Esaie Kuyena


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