Olivier Kamitatu in 2005 Olivier Kamitatu Etsu (born 17 April 1964 in Brussels) politician of the Democratic Republic of the Congo , and former Planning Minister in the government of Matata Ponyo Mapon and the leader of the Alliance for the Renewal of Congo (ARC) political party. Kamitatu is the President of the Africa Liberal Network.
Career Kamitatu was a member of the Movement for the Liberation of Congo of Jean-Pierre Bemba who was appointed Speaker of the Transitional National Assembly . However, he was suspended by Bemba and founded the Alliance for the Renewal of Congo.
The ARC allied with the RCD-K-ML of Antipas Mbusa to form the Forces for Renewal, who backed Mbusa in the 2006 presidential elections . In the end, Mbusa decided to stand aside in favour of Joseph Kabila before the election and the Forces for Renewal joined the pro-government coalition Alliance of the Presidential Majority .[1] National Assembly .
Forces for Renewal joined the government of Antoine Gizenga in 2007 and Kamitatu became Planning Minister. Kamitatu is also a member of the political bureau for Together for Change, the opposition political coalition formed by former Katanga governor Moïse Katumbi to support his presidential bid in the upcoming 2018 presidential election .[2]
Personal life Kamitatu is the son of Cléophas Kamitatu , a politician who was heavily involved in Congolese independence.[3]
See also References ^ Kabila Protest Shows Tensions in Congo's Regions, Reuters via GenocideWatch ^ https://ensemble-mk.com/organisation ^ "Cléophas Kamitatu n'est plus!". Radio Okapi . 13 October 2008. Retrieved 30 November 2016 .
Ministers of State
Foreign Affairs Higher Education
Infrastructure to President
Ministers
Budget Culture and the Arts Energy Environment Finance Foreign Trade Health public Human Rights Humanitarian Affairs Hydrocarbons Industry Kiamputu
Information Justice Labour Lukiana
Land Affairs Mines Defence National Economy Planning Kamitatu
Planning and habitat Portfolio PTT Primary & Second Educ
Public Service Regional Integration Rural Development Scientific Research SMEs Social Affairs to Prime Minister Tourism Transport Women Youth & Sports Kaliba
See also Second Gizenga cabinet (November 2007 – October 2008)
Prime Minister Ministers of State
Agriculture Interior and Security to the President of the Republic
Ministers
Budget Communications Culture Energy Environment Finance Foreign Affairs Family
Higher Education Hydrocarbons Industry and SMEs Infrastructure Justice Labor Land
Mines to Prime Minister Defense Economy Parliamentary Relations Planning Kamitatu
Portfolio PTT
Primary/Secondary Ed. Public Health Public Service Social Affairs Transport Urban Affairs Youth & Sports
See also First Gizenga cabinet (February – November 2007) First Muzito cabinet (October 2008 – February 2010)
Prime Minister Deputy Ministers Higher Education Mashako Agriculture Basengezi Budget Lokola Communications Mende Decentralisation Mbusa Energy Muzangisa EPSP Mwangu Finance Matenda Foreign Affairs Thambwe Family & Children Lukiana Human Rights Kakura Hydrocarbons Isekemanga Industry Mboso Public Works Lumbi Intl Cooperation Tshibanda Justice Luzolo Labor Kambere Land Affairs Ngoy Mines Kabwelulu Defense Mwando Planning Kamitatu Portfolio Mabunda PTT Munga Health Mupipi Public Service Botoro Parliament Relations Lumanu Rural Development Adiki Scientific Research Lititiyo Small/Med Enterprises Basibuha Social Affairs Botswali Environment & Tourism Endundo Interior Mbuyu National Economy Futa Transport Pita Urban Planning Loshiku Youth & Sports Sulubika Deputy Agriculture Kamanzi Budget Lubamba Congolese Abroad Tshomba Defense Masamba Finance Lubamba Foreign Affairs Gata Higher Education Djema Hydrocarbons Beya Interior Mungongo Justice Kalusambi Mines Kasongo Public Works Ntirumenyerwa Rural Development Mubobo Vocation Education Sedea See also Second Gizenga cabinet (November 2007 – October 2008) Second Muzito cabinet (February 2010 to date)
Prime Minister Deputy Prime
Basic Social Needs Interior and Security Postal Services, Telephones, and Telecommunications
Ministers
Agriculture Basengezi
Budget Ntahwa
Commerce Biando
Communication Cooperation Tshibanda
Culture & Arts Defense & Veterans Energy
Environment & Tourism Finance Foreign Affairs Family Affairs Higher education Hydrocarbons Mbuyu
Industry Kuzunda
Public works Kasweshi
Justice
Labor Bulupiy
Land Affairs Ngoy
SMEs Bulambo
Mines Economy & Trade Bulambo
Planning Kamitatu
Portfolio Education Public Health
Public Service Upira
Parliamentary Relations Rural Development Undji
Scientific Research Bokole
Social Affairs Kambere
Transport Urban Planning Youth and Sports Bazibuhe
Deputy Ministers
Interior Zuka
Foreign Affairs Justice, Human Rights Leteta
Finance Mbitso
Budget Shikay
Trade Karomba
Public Affairs Ntirumenyerwa
Transport Bakinga
Primary, Secondary Educ. Sedea
Labor & Social Affairs Kalema
See also First Muzito cabinet (October 2008 – February 2010)
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