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Gisèle Ndaya Luseba

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left|thumb|Gisèle Ndaya Luseba in 2022 Gisèle Ndaya Luseba, is a political figure in the Democratic Republic of Congo. She was appointed Minister of Gender, Family, and Children by President Félix Tshisekedi in the Lukonde government on April 12, 2021. She is the president of the political party Convention of Unified Democratic Workers (CDTU). She is from the city of Mbujimayi in the province of Kasai-Oriental. She is known for her social work with the people of her region and is an activist for women's rights. Quotes "There is no such thing as chance. I came to the house of God in two capacities: as a child of God and as Minister of Gender." "It is impossible to achieve development goals without parity and the genuine inclusion of women in decision-making processes." Gisèle Ndaya Luseba, (April, 2022), in ""RDC: Clôture de la Journée internationale de la femme : la ministre Gisèle NDAYA pour le leadership chrétien féminin"", publication: 'DRC: Closing of International Women's Day: Minister Gisèle NDAYA for Christian Women's Leadership', author: 'Oeildupeuple', on the "Oeildupeuple", April 04, 2022. Gisèle Ndaya Luseba, (June, 2022), in ""RDC: Discours à l’occasion de lancement d’une partie politique"", author: 'acp.cd', publication: 'Minister Gisèle Ndaya invites Congolese women to create political parties to achieve parity', June 30, 2022. Quotes about the person "Today, 27% of positions in the central government are held by women. And Mama Gisèle is one of them; Remarks by Béatrice Lomeya upon handing over the reins to her successor, Gisèle Ndaya Luseba." Gisèle Ndaya Luseba, (April, 2021), in ""le dernier discours de la ministre honoraire du genre, Béatrice Lomeya"", author: 'Prisca Lokale', publication: 'Actualite', on the "actualite.cd", April 29, 2021. See also Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner Julie Mbuyi Madeleine Nikomba Sabangu Renabelle Kayala Ninga Noëlla Bachebandey Manzolo Chantal Safu External links Category:Women politicians from the Democratic Republic of Congo Category:Government ministers Category:Living people