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Nigeria legislature and judiciary pages, 2023 election results, verified office holders and portraits

Nigeria

Nigeria legislature and judiciary pages, 2023 election results, verified office holders and portraits

Nigeria legislature and judiciary pages, 2023 election results, verified office holders and portraits

Nigeria legislature and judiciary pages, 2023 election results, verified office holders and portraits

Nigeria

Nigeria legislature and judiciary pages, 2023 election results, verified office holders and portraits

Nigeria

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French QA fixes round 3

Maroc

Morocco: The country profile now names Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as Head of Government, appointed 29 September 2026, matching the government directory.

Maroc

Rwanda: The UN Permanent Representative is shown as Martin K. Ngoga, the spelling on the Rwanda mission website, replacing an order of names we could not confirm. Checked on 11 Oct 2026.

Rwanda

Morocco: Corrected: Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri was appointed Head of Government on 29 September 2026; our earlier change today relied on an outdated cabinet page. Aziz Akhannouch is shown as former head of government and the ministers are marked as the outgoing government while the new cabinet is formed.

Morocco: Corrected: Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri was appointed Head of Government on 29 September 2026; our earlier change today relied on an outdated cabinet page. Aziz Akhannouch is shown as former head of government and the ministers are marked as the outgoing government while the new cabinet is formed.

Maroc

Refresh official French names after holder audit; dictionary

Cameroun, Côte d’Ivoire, RD Congo, Maroc, Sénégal

Zimbabwe: Checked the President, both Vice Presidents and all 25 cabinet ministers against the Parliament of Zimbabwe list, corrected the order of one name and added 35 ministers of state and deputy ministers. Zimbabwe has no separate prime minister, so none appears in our data. Checked on 11 Oct 2026.

Zimbabwe

Zambia: Corrected the Health and Green Economy ministers (they were swapped), replaced the Ambassador to the US, and confirmed the President, Vice President, Finance, Foreign Affairs, Attorney General and UN envoy. The other 21 ministers are hidden until their post-election reappointment is confirmed. Checked against the Cabinet Office notices of 11 Oct 2026.

Zambie

Uganda: Set the Minister of Education and Sports to the acting minister named by State House, corrected the Foreign Affairs start date and added 48 Ministers of State and the Deputy Attorney General. Checked against State House and ministry sites on 11 Oct 2026.

Ouganda

Tunisia: Added 9 ministers and secretaries of state that were missing, fixed the spelling of four ministers and the Head of Government's name, corrected the Equipment and Industry start dates and added the Assembly president and the ISIE president. Checked against the Government's official composition page on 11 Oct 2026.

Tunisie

Togo: Added the Minister of Finance and Budget and three ministers attached to the Presidency of the Council, and corrected nine name spellings and the title of the Prime Minister's post. Every minister now points to the official Togo portal. Checked on 11 Oct 2026.

Togo

Tanzania: Replaced the Vice President, the Prime Minister's Office policy minister and the UN envoy, removed two duplicate or non-existent posts and fixed about twenty names against the Ikulu cabinet list. Checked against Ikulu and ministry sites on 11 Oct 2026.

Tanzanie

Sudan: Replaced the Deputy Chairman of the Sovereignty Council and the Central Bank governor, added the Prime Minister, marked the Cabinet Affairs and Religious Affairs posts vacant after two dismissals, added two ministers and fixed eight names. Checked against the Sudan government site and the Central Bank of Sudan on 11 Oct 2026.

Soudan

South Sudan: Corrected the spelling of eight names and confirmed fifteen caretaker ministers and deputies against the state broadcaster and the Office of the President; three ministers could not be confirmed. Checked on 11 Oct 2026. The Office of the President site still lists the old vice presidents, so none are shown.

Soudan du Sud

South Africa: Checked every office against gov.za, Parliament, the judiciary, the IEC and the Reserve Bank on 11 Oct 2026, removed one minister record with no portfolio (Senzo Mchunu, Police until July 2025) and relabelled Jack Bloom as Deputy Minister of Water and Sanitation.

Afrique du Sud

Somalia: Replaced the Youth and Sports minister, fixed the Labour and Information ministers' names, added the Public Works and Fisheries ministers and corrected eleven names and titles. Checked against the Prime Minister's office cabinet page and the ministries' own sites on 11 Oct 2026.

Somalie

Sierra Leone: Published the President after checking the State House home page, confirmed six ministers on their own ministry sites with three spelling fixes, and added the Communication minister. The State House cabinet page is down, so the other ministers and the Vice President stay marked unverified. Checked on 11 Oct 2026.

Sierra Leone

Seychelles: Replaced the Central Bank Governor after the 1 October 2026 appointment of Sarah Lloyd, fixed the Vice President's name and swearing-in date, and corrected the Education portfolio title. Checked against State House and Central Bank of Seychelles pages on 11 Oct 2026.

Seychelles

Senegal: Corrected four ministers who had changed (agriculture, mines, land and air transport, fisheries), fixed the spelling of seven names, and added four ministers attached to other ministers. The Prime Minister, Ahmadou Alhaminou Mohamed Lo, is confirmed. Checked against the Presidency government page on 11 Oct 2026. Replaced the UN Permanent Representative (now Coly Seck, per the UN Blue Book).

Sénégal

São Tomé and Príncipe: Replaced the central bank Governor (Agostinho Fernandes), removed the Labour minister who is no longer listed (the Prime Minister now holds that post), and fixed one name and the Prime Minister's start date. Checked against the government portal and the Banco Central on 11 Oct 2026; the President could not be checked against an official page.

Sao Tomé-et-Principe

Rwanda: Replaced the central bank governor (Soraya M. Hakuziyaremye, not John Rwangombwa), added one Minister of State for ICT and Innovation and fixed three spellings and the UN envoy's name. Checked against the Government of Rwanda portal on 11 Oct 2026.

Rwanda

Nigeria: Rebuilt the cabinet from the State House list: replaced the Housing, Humanitarian Affairs, Power and Innovation ministers, removed three rows the official list does not show, added 13 Ministers of State plus the Senate President and Speaker, and fixed spellings. Checked on 11 Oct 2026. Corrected the UN Permanent Representative name to the UN form, Ibrahim Folorunsho Jimoh.

Nigeria

Niger: Checked the Niger government against the official government portal and the 15 September 2026 decree, corrected the Prime Minister's title, five names and four ministerial titles. Checked on 11 Oct 2026.

Niger

Namibia: Verified the Prime Minister, the President, the central bank governor (with his 1 January 2026 start date) and 13 ministers against Parliament and the Bank of Namibia on 11 Oct 2026; the Vice President, the vacant Deputy Prime Minister post, Charles Mubita and Ingenesia Zaamwani stay marked unverified because the Presidency site blocks automated access.

Namibie

Mozambique: Replaced the central bank governor (Felisberto Dinis Navalha took over on 2 Sept 2026), confirmed the President, and matched four ministers on their own ministry sites with two spelling fixes. The Prime Minister and 16 other ministers could not be rechecked because the Government portal and Presidency site did not answer. Checked on 11 Oct 2026.

Mozambique

Morocco: Corrected the Head of Government to Aziz Akhannouch, fixed the spelling of seven names to match the official list, renamed the equipment and health posts, and added the six Secretaries of State. Checked against the Maroc.ma government page on 11 Oct 2026; the central bank governor and the UN representative could not be confirmed on an official page.

Maroc

Mauritius: Fixed the spelling of two ministers names and moved every record to an official source. Checked against the Prime Minister's Office list of ministers dated 06 May 2026, the Office of the President and the Bank of Mauritius on 11 Oct 2026.

Maurice

Mauritania: Replaced the whole cabinet with the government announced by the Presidency on 10 October 2026 (28 ministers and a minister delegate, plus the Presidency's secretary general and counsellor), reappointed El Moctar Ould Djay as Prime Minister and fixed the spelling of the President's name. Checked against the Presidency's announcement on 11 Oct 2026.

Mauritanie

Mali: Checked the Mali government against the Journal officiel (decree of 12 February 2026 and the May 2026 changes at Defence), fixed the spelling of four ministers and corrected the Prime Minister's appointment date. Checked on 11 Oct 2026.

Mali

Malawi: Confirmed the President and both Vice Presidents on the Government of Malawi site, corrected the spelling of the Finance Minister and three other names, and fixed two ministry titles. Twelve cabinet posts and three deputy posts could only be matched to the October 2025 release, so they are marked unconfirmed after the 2026 reshuffles. Checked on 11 Oct 2026.

Malawi

Madagascar: Replaced the central bank Governor (Aivo H. Andrianarivelo), fixed the post of the Minister in charge of the Refoundation and the Prime Minister start date, and corrected the spelling, name order or title of thirteen more ministers. Checked against decrees 2026-776 and 2026-777 and the central bank site on 11 Oct 2026.

Madagascar

Libya: Added the Prime Minister of the Tripoli government and the new Speaker of the House of Representatives, replaced the foreign, transport and local government holders, added four ministers and fixed two names. Checked against the Libyan state news agency, the Oil Ministry and the House of Representatives site on 11 Oct 2026; the eastern administration is not covered.

Libye

Liberia: Replaced the Defense and Commerce ministers following the 11 Sept 2026 Executive Mansion appointments, corrected four spellings and the Mines and Energy title, and added the central bank governor's start date. Checked against the Executive Mansion and Central Bank of Liberia on 11 Oct 2026.

Libéria

Lesotho: Corrected the spelling of Minister of Public Service Moeketsi Mot'soane and of central bank governor Maluke Letete, and moved all three offices and all 21 cabinet entries onto official government and central bank pages, checked 11 Oct 2026.

Lesotho

Kenya: Published the IEBC chair (Erastus Edung Ethekon) and added the Attorney-General and Secretary to the Cabinet. Every Cabinet Secretary, both Speakers, the Chief Justice and the CBK Governor match the official pages. Checked on 11 Oct 2026.

Kenya

Guinea: Checked the Guinea government against the Journal officiel decrees of February and 27 July 2026, fixed eight names and ranks, and marked the Employment and Communication posts vacant after the 21 August dismissals. Checked on 11 Oct 2026.

Guinée

Guinea-Bissau: Kept the transition President and Prime Minister, updated the Interior and Fisheries ministers from press reports of the early 2026 changes, and marked everything unverified because no official transition page could be read. Checked on 11 Oct 2026.

Guinée-Bissau

Ghana: Replaced the Defence, Environment, Labour, Local Government and Works ministers to match the August 2026 reshuffles, fixed five spellings, dropped the unconfirmed Acting National Security Minister and added the Minister of State for Special Initiatives. Checked against the Presidency, ministry sites and the Information Services Department on 11 Oct 2026. Replaced the UN Permanent Representative (now Samuel Yao Kumah, per the UN Blue Book).

Ghana

Gambia: Published the Vice President after checking him against the Office of the President, matched all 22 ministers to the official cabinet list and fixed the spelling of three names. Checked on 11 Oct 2026.

Gambie

Gabon: Checked the President, the Vice President and the 29-member government against the Journal Officiel of 1 January 2026, fixed accents and two spellings, then applied the 11 October 2026 reshuffle reported by the press: five ministers out, eight in, five with new posts. Changed records are marked unverified until the decree is on an official page.

Gabon