Noella Ayeganagato Biography
The government of Prime Minister Judith Suminwa was published on the night of May 29, 2024. The team has 54 members, including 6 deputy prime ministers, 10 ministers of state, and 4 deputy ministers.
New Minister of Youth in the DRC: Noella AYEGANAGATO deletes her old photos and videos on social networks
The new government team of the Democratic Republic of Congo was recently announced, with the appointment of Mrs. Noella AYEGANAGATO as Minister of Youth.
However, this appointment raised questions, after the new minister cleaned up her digital past.
Indeed, Noella AYEGANAGATO deleted her old photos and videos on her Instagram and TikTok accounts. A decision that has not gone unnoticed, and which prompts us to question the reasons for this digital purge.
This attitude echoes the warnings against young people seeking to become famous on social networks, sometimes by sharing questionable content.
The appointment of Mrs. AYEGANAGATO comes in a particular context for the DRC, where security and the fight against poverty are among the priorities of President Félix Tshisekedi for his second term. Youth will undoubtedly be one of the major issues for this new government.
Faced with these challenges, the new Minister of Youth will have to demonstrate discernment and exemplary behavior, in order to gain the trust of the population. Deleting old posts on social media can be seen as a first step in this direction.
It remains to be seen whether Madame AYEGANAGATO will be able to learn the lessons of her digital past to carry out her mission and offer new perspectives to Congolese youth.
Unveiling of the Suminwa government: the complete list of 54 ministers
Here is the full list of government members:
Deputy Prime Ministers
Interior: Jacquemin Shabani
Transportation: Jean-Pierre Bemba
Defense: Guy mwadiamvita
Economy: Daniel mukoko
Civil service: Lihau
Plan: Guylain NYEMBO
Ministers of State
Agriculture: Grégoire mutshaili
Foreign Affairs: Thérèse kayiwamba
National education: Raissa Malou
Environment: Eve Bazaiba
ITPR: gisaro
Budget: Boji
Land: acacia
Rural development: muhindo nzangi
Design: Guy Loando
MinState Justice: Constant Mutamba
Ministers
Finance: Doudou Fwamba
Industry: Louis Kabamba
Hydraulic Resources: Teddy Mwamba
Mines: Kizito pakabomba
Hydrocarbon: Sakombi Ephraim jobs
Urban planning: Crispin Bandu
Human rights: Chantal
Health: Samuel Roger
Higher education: Safi Sombo
Scientific research: Gilbert Kabanda
Telecom and digital stations: kibasa
Portfolio: Jean-Lucien Busa
Social affairs: Nathalie Munanza
Foreign trade: Julien Paluku
Regional integration: Didier masenga
Communication: muyaya
Professional training: marc Ekila
Gender: Léonie kandolo
Fishing breeding: Jean-Pierre Tshimanga
Culture: Yolande Ebendé
Tourism: Didier lisangá
Sport: Didier Budimbu
Youth: noella ayenagato
Ministers delegate
Foreign affairs: destined for Kazadi
Urban planning: Crispin Mbadu
Environment: Stéphanie mbombo
Social affairs: Irène Esambo
Deputy Ministers
Interior: Eugénie Tshela
Foreign Affairs: Gracia
Justice: Samuel Mbemba kabuya
Budget: Elysée bokwamwana
Finances: O’neige
Defense: Samy awuto
Education: Jean-Pierre kezamudru
Mining: Godard Motemona
Hydrocarbon: Wivine moleka
Customary affairs: Mwami Ndeze Jean-Baptiste
The key dates mentioned are the elections of December 2023, the inauguration of Félix Tshisekedi in January 2024, and the appointment of Judith Suminwa in April 2024.