Port-Louis, Mauritius - The leaders of the Opposition MSM/MMM Alliance, winner of Monday's legislative elections in Mauritius have released the names of new ministers who will be sworn in on Sunday.
They are:
Paul Berenger, Deputy Prime minister and minister of finances;
Jayen Cuttaree, minister of trade, industry and international commerce;
Pravind Jugnauth, minister of agriculture;
Samioulah Lauthan, minister of social security and reforms institutions;
Joe Lesjongard, minister of local government, and rural and urban development;
Alan Ganoo, minister of public utilities;
Nando Bodha, minister of tourism;
Rajesh Bhagwan, minister of environment;
Anil Bachoo, minister of public infrastructure and internal transport;
Ahmad Jeewah, minister of civil service and administrative reforms;
Showkatally Soodhun, minister of labour and industrial relations;
Arianne Navarre-Marie, minister of women's rights and family welfare;
Anil Gayan, minister of foreign affairs;
Steve Obeegadoo, minister of education;
Ashok Jugnauth, minister of health;
Motee Ramdass, minister of arts and culture;
Sylvio Michel, minister of fisheries;
Sushil Kushiram, minister of financial services and corporate affairs;
Prem Koonjoo, minister of Co-operatives;
Mukeshwar Choonee, minister of housing and lands;
Pradeep Jeeha, minister of telecommunications;
Emmanuel Leung Shing, Attorney-general, minister of justice and human rights;
Sangeet Fowdar, minister of training, skills development and productivity;
Ravi Yerrigadoo, minister of youth and sports.
Auroomooga Prithviraj Putten, deputy speaker at the national assembly
Ajay Gunesh, government chief whip.
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