Deputy MinistersAccountable to →Parliament
A group-level parliamentary accountability statement, distinct from ministerial line management; constitutional applicability is not independently verified.
Effective dates not established. Current legal applicability has not been fully verified.
Relationship evidence and review
The page describes government institutions as accountable to Parliament and requires Vice Presidents, Ministers and Deputy Ministers to answer committee questions on their responsibilities.
Evidence location: Mandate of Parliament; paragraphs referring to sections 119 and 107
Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17
Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
- Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
- Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
- Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.
MinistersAccountable to →Parliament
A group-level parliamentary accountability statement, distinct from ministerial line management; constitutional applicability is not independently verified.
Effective dates not established. Current legal applicability has not been fully verified.
Relationship evidence and review
The page describes government institutions as accountable to Parliament and requires Vice Presidents, Ministers and Deputy Ministers to answer committee questions on their responsibilities.
Evidence location: Mandate of Parliament; paragraphs referring to sections 119 and 107
Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17
Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
- Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
- Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
- Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.
Vice-PresidentsAccountable to →Parliament
A group-level parliamentary accountability statement, distinct from ministerial line management; constitutional applicability is not independently verified.
Effective dates not established. Current legal applicability has not been fully verified.
Relationship evidence and review
The page describes government institutions as accountable to Parliament and requires Vice Presidents, Ministers and Deputy Ministers to answer committee questions on their responsibilities.
Evidence location: Mandate of Parliament; paragraphs referring to sections 119 and 107
Dataset: Africa API reviewed official government evidence (opens in a new tab) · Edition reviewed-2026-09-17
Attribution: Africa API review of public government office facts. Original issuing institutions, source URLs and evidence locators accompany each record. Source prose, images and logos retain their original rights; these are not licensed by this factual compilation.
Licence: Factual observations; no blanket source licence asserted
Retrieved 17 Sept 2026. Dataset publication: Date unknown.
- A live official page can be stale; its retrieval date is not an appointment date or independent confirmation of current service.
- Dated events retain their event types. Appointment, effective appointment and swearing-in are not interchangeable.
- Relationships preserve accountability, appointment and reporting distinctions; no universal president-rooted hierarchy is asserted.
- Missing names, exact dates, portraits and identity matches are not invented.