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Albin Nyamoya (27 July 1924 – 31
January 2001) was the
Prime Minister of
Burundi from 6
April 1964 — 7
January 1965 and
again from 14 July 1972— 5 June...
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Prime Minister). Additionally, two people,
Pierre Ngendandumwe and
Albin Nyamoya,
served on two non-consecutive occasions. The
current prime minister is...
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international prosecution barrister Danny Sapani as
General Simon Nyamoya, a
former Tutsi corporal who
helped bring the
Rwandan genocide to an end...
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reached and
Ngendandumwe resigned on 6
April 1964. He was
replaced by
Albin Nyamoya.
Despite this, he
accompanied the
Mwami to the
United States in May to...
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Ndikumana &
Nyamoya 2010, p. 38. Nkurunziza,
Ndikumana &
Nyamoya 2010, p. 39. Burundi:
Delegation Leaves for Pretoria. Nkurunziza,
Ndikumana &
Nyamoya 2010,...
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minister (1961–1963)
Pierre Ngendandumwe,
Prime minister (1963–1964)
Albin Nyamoya,
Prime minister (1964–1965)
Pierre Ngendandumwe,
Prime minister (1965)...
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Political offices Preceded by
Albin Nyamoya Prime Minister of
Burundi 1976–1978 Succeeded by
Adrien Sibomana (1988)...
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Burundi In
office 28
November 1966 – 1
November 1976
Prime Minister Albin Nyamoya (1972–73), then
position abolished Preceded by
Ntare V, as king Himself...
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Burundi Economy of
Burundi Nkurunziza,
Ndikumana &
Nyamoya 2010, p. 38. Nkurunziza,
Ndikumana &
Nyamoya 2010, p. 13.
Report No. 6754-BU
Structural Adjustment...
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Ndikumana &
Nyamoya 2010, p. 39. Un
apartheid qui ne dit pas son nom. Nkurunziza,
Ndikumana &
Nyamoya 2010, p. 38. Nkurunziza,
Ndikumana &
Nyamoya 2010, p...
