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List of new RCD officials

    NAIROBI

    On 26 October 1999, the rebel Rassemblement congolais pour la democratie (RCD-Goma), announced an administrative reshuffle, reducing its departments from 24 to 16. Following is the list of new officials and departments:

    PRESIDENCY:

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

    HEADS OF DEPARTMENT:

    1.Territorial Administration: Joseph Mudumbi
    2.Foreign Relations and Cooperation: Alexis Thambwe
    3.Justice and Conflict Resolution: Jean-Marie Emungu
    4.Mobilisation, Propaganda, Youth and Sports: Lambert Mende
    5.Security and Intelligence: Bizima Karaha
    6.Finance: Jose Endundo
    7.Communication and Culture: Kin Kiey Mulumba
    8.Economy, Planning, Industry and Commerce: Medard Lwakabwanga
    9.Land, Mines and Energy: Emmanuel Kamanzi
    10.Transport and Telecommunications: Bedi Makubu
    11.Public Works, Urbanism, Habitat and Regional Development: Elysee Munembwe
    12.Agriculture and Rural Development: Rutong Sandam
    13.Higher Education and Scientific Research: Prof. Essiso
    14.Primary, Secondary and Professional Education: Etienne Ngangura
    15.Public Health and Social Affairs: Gertrude Kitembo
    16.Civil Service: Esaie Kuyena

    DEPUTY HEADS:

    1.Territorial Administration: Roger Lumbala
    2.Foreign Relations and Cooperation: Azarias Ruberwa
    3.Justice and Conflict Resolution: Theo Mpabuka
    4.Security and Intelligence: Vincent Kitoko
    5.Finance: Emile Ngoy
    6.Economy, Planning, Industry and Commerce: Baitsura
    7.Land, Mines and Energy: Patrick Baluba
    8.Transport and Telecommunications: Kisanga Lola
    9.Agriculture and Rural Development: Crispin Kabasele
    10.Primary, Secondary and Professional Education: Kilanga Bungwe

    This article was produced by IRIN News while it was part of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. Please send queries on copyright or liability to the UN. For more information: https://shop.un.org/rights-permissions

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