Joseph Habineza has been popular for the past years thanks to the responsibility of serving the government of Rwanda, particularly, in the aspect of Sports and culture.
Habineza
happened to undertake responsibility as Ministry of Culture and Sports in
Rwanda, looking after the young generation.
Joseph
Habineza has been appointed for a new position.
Today,
Friday morning, May -10- 2019, the Ambassador Joseph Habineza wrote on his Instagram
that he was appointed Radiant Director.
“Glory be to God. Proud and honored to be the first CEO of the first micro insurance registered in Rwanda. Affordable insurance for all Rwandans.’’ He wrote.
Habineza was
delighted with the new position
Who is
Joseph?
Habineza
Joseph, 55 years old (born on 03 October 1964), was born in Kayenzi Sector in
Kamonyi.
He was born
by Jean Utumyebahutu and Nyiranzabonitegeka Ziripa.
Joseph
Habineza gave birth to twins twice, he sires four children born to Justine
Kampororo.
His children
were born in 1988, two boys (both boys) were born in 1991.
He is a
great man who loves to laugh and he is comfortable when he speaks of his life
and how he looks at things in general.
He is one of
the Rwandan ministers who has been humiliated because of photographs spotted
when he was cheating to his wife but he still believes in himself.
When he was
reinstated in the Government (July 2014), Joseph Habineza was delighted to
reunite with politicians who attended the inauguration ceremony of Prime
Minister Anastase Murekezi and members of the new government.
Joseph
Habineza is an expert in ICT, with an academic degree at the University of
Montpellier, in France.
His work experience
December 21,
1989-1991: Analyst Programmer in Bralirwa
1991-1994:
Department of Technology in Bralirwa
January
1994: Vice President of FRVB
May
1994-1998: Worked for Heineken company in Kinshasa
September
1998- September 2004: Director of Technology in Heineken in Nigeria
September
2004- February 2011- Minister of Sports and Culture
August
2011-July 2014- Ambassador to Rwanda in Nigeria
July 2014:
Minister of Sports and Culture