The President chooses Cabinet Ministers from among Members of Parliament or people who are qualified to become MPs. Parliament must approve each appointment. The total number of Cabinet Ministers cannot be more than 21 unless Parliament agrees to a higher number. Each Minister is given specific government responsibilities by the President. Ministers are not allowed to hold any other paid job that could interfere with their duties.

Cabinet Ministers shall be appointed by the President with the approval of Parliament from among members of Parliament or persons qualified to be elected members of Parliament.

The total number of Cabinet Ministers shall not exceed twenty-one except with the approval of Parliament.

A Cabinet Minister shall have responsibility for such functions of Government as the President may, from time to time, assign to him or her.

A Minister shall not hold any office of profit or emolument likely to compromise his or her office.

Article 113 covers the appointment, roles, and restrictions of Cabinet Ministers in Uganda.

Article 113: How Cabinet Ministers are Appointed

The Cabinet

113.Cabinet Ministers

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