Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs (South Sudan)

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South Sudan
Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs
Department overview
Formed2011
Jurisdiction South Sudan
Headquarters Juba
Minister responsible

The Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs is a ministry of the independence Government of South Sudan. The incumbent minister is Angelina Teny who assumed the post on 12 March 2020. [1]

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Ministry of Defence


NNamePortraitTerm of office
1 Salva Kiir Mayardit Salva Kiir Mayardit.jpg 9 July 200530 July 2005
2 Riek Machar Riek Machar VOA photo.jpg 30 July 20059 July 2011
3 Deng Alor Koul 9 July 20119 July 2011
4 John Kong Nyuon 9 July 20119 July 2011
5 Kuol Manyang Juuk 9 July 201123 July 2013
6 David Yau yau 23 July 201325 July 2013
7 James Wani Igga James Wani Igga (cropped).jpg 25 July 201326 April 2016
8 Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth 26 April 201626 April 2016
9 Riek Machar Riek Machar VOA photo.jpg 26 April 201626 July 2016
10 Taban Deng Gai Taban Deng Gai.png 26 July 201621 February 2017
11 Martin Elia Lomuro 21 February 201721 February 2018
12 Rebecca Nyandeng De Mabior Rebecca Nyandeng De Mabior February 10, 2006.jpg 21 February 201821 February 2019
13 David Ochieng Mbewa 21 February 201921 February 2019
14 Hussein Abdelbagi 21 February 201921 February 2020
15 Angelina Teny 21 February 2020Incumbent

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References

  1. Malak, Garang (2020-03-12). "South Sudan: President Salva Kiir Names Full Cabinet". allAfrica.com. Retrieved 2020-05-24.