According to Section 71 (2) of the Constitution of The Gambia, a person cannot serve as a Minister in the Cabinet of The Gambia if they are a member of the National Assembly or hold the citizenship of any other country. In addition, the Attorney General must have been a member of the Gambian bar for at least five years prior to their appointment.
Cabinet ministers are appointed directly by the President of The Gambia and must swear an oath before assuming the functions of their office. The office of a cabinet minister becomes vacant following the assumption of office by a new President, by the revoking of their appointment by the sitting President, by their resignation or by their death. Section 71 (5) also states that if there is a vote of censure against a cabinet minister by the National Assembly, the President will also revoke their appointment.
President
Vice President
Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Gambians Abroad
Mambury Njie
Minister of Finance & Economic Affairs
Hadrammeh Sidibeh
Minister of Youth and Sports
Lamin Jobe
Minister of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment
James F Gomez
Minister of Fisheries & Water Resources and National Assembly Matters
Fatou Sanyang-Kinteh
Minister of Women’s affairs, Children and Social Welfare
Yankuba Sonko
Minister of Interior
Lamin Dibba
Minister of Forestry, Environment, Climate Change & Natural Resources
Bai Lamin Jobe
Minister of Works and Infrastructure
Amadou L Samateh
Minister of Health
Ebrima Sillah
Minister of Information & Communication INfrastructure
Hamat NK Bah
Minister of Tourism & Culture
Minister of Basic & Secondary Education
Musa Drammeh
Minister of Lands and Regional Government
Badara Alieu Joof
Minister of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology
Sheikh Omar Faye
Minister of Defense