The Cabinet of Sierra Leone is the chief executive body of the Republic of Sierra Leone. Cabinet members are nominated by the President and are then proceeded to the House of Parliament of Sierra Leone for confirmation or rejection by a majority vote by members of Parliament. The president has the constitutional power to dismiss a cabinet official at any time.[1]
The current cabinet of Sierra Leone (2023–present)
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| Office
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Minister
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| Dr. Julius Maada Bio
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President, and Commander in Chief
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| Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh
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Vice President
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| Dr. David Moinina Sengeh
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Chief Minister
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| Mr. Timothy Musa Kabba
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Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation
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| Sheku Ahmed Fantamadi Bangura
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Minister of Finance
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| Mohamed Lamin Tarawally
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Attorney- General and Minister of Justice
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| Conrad Sackey
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Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Education
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| Dr. Austin Demby
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Minister of Health
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| Major-General (Rtd.) David T.O. Taluva
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Minister of Internal Affairs
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| Brig. (Rtd.) Kellie Conteh
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Minister of Defence
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| Alhaji Fanday Turay
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Minister of Transport and Aviation
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| Dr. Turad Senesie
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Minister of Lands, Housing and Country Planning
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| August James Teima
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Minister of Youth Affairs
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| Henry M. Kpaka
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Minister of Agriculture and Food Security
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| Amara Kallon
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Minister of Public Administration and Political Affairs
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| Jiwoh Abdulai
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Minister of the Environment and Climate Change
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| Mohamed R. Swaray
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Minister of Employment, Labour and Social Security
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| Haja Salimatu Bah
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Communication, Technology and Innovation
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| Ibrahim Alpha Sesay
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Minister of Trade and Industry
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| Alhaji Kanja Sesay
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Minister of Energy
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| Chernor Bah
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Minister of Information and Civic Education
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| Princess Dugba
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Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources
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| Alpha Osman Timbo
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Minister of Labour and Social Security
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| Dr. Sao-Kpato Hannah Max-Kyne
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Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation
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| Melrose Karminty
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Minister of Social Welfare
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| Dr. Isata Mahoi
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Minister of Gender and Children's Affairs
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| Kenyeh Ballay
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Minister of Planning and Economic Development
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| Dr. Ramatulai Worie (Haja)
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Minister of Technical and Higher Education
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| Dr. Denis Sandy
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Minister of Works and Public Assets
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| Julius Mattai
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Minister of Mines and Mineral Resources
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| Tamba Lamina
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Minister of Local Government and Community Affairs
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| Nabela F. Tunis
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Minister of Tourism and Culture
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| Adekunle King
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Minister, Western Region
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| Mohamed E. K. Alie
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Resident Minister, South
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| Gbessay Jusu Ngobeh
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Resident Minister, East
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| Abu Abu Abdulai Koroma
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Resident Minister, North
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| Umaru B. Wurie
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Resident Minister, North West
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Presidential staff
| Office
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Minister
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| State House Chief of Staff
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| State House Presidential Spokesman
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| State House Communications Director
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| Aide-de-camp
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Sierra Leone embassies abroad
The ambassadors of Sierra Leone are the highest ranking diplomats that represent Sierra Leone, its citizens and interests in foreign countries or organizations like the United Nations, African Union and Ecowas. The ambassadors are part of the executive branch of the Government of Sierra Leone and they work directly under the supervision of the Sierra Leone Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The ambassadors are appointed by the President and are then proceeded to the House of Parliament for confirmation or rejection by a majority vote by members of Parliament.
Current ambassadors of Sierra Leone
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- Canary Islands / Ceuta / Melilla (Spain)
- Madeira (Portugal)
- Mayotte / Réunion (France)
- Saint Helena / Ascension Island / Tristan da Cunha (United Kingdom)
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