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Pierre Ngendandumwe (1930 – 15
January 1965) was a
Burundian politician. He was a
member of the
Union for
National Progress and was an
ethnic Hutu. On...
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counting one
Acting Prime Minister). Additionally, two people,
Pierre Ngendandumwe and
Albin Nyamoya,
served on two non-consecutive occasions. Political...
- had some Hutu support, and
three of its Hutu members,
including Pierre Ngendandumwe,
became Prime Minister of Burundi. The
party was
taken over by President...
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ministers See list
Joseph Cimpaye Louis Rwagasore André
Muhirwa Pierre Ngendandumwe Albin Nyamoya Pié
Masumbuko (Acting)
Joseph Bamina Léopold Biha Born...
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minister (1961–1963)
Pierre Ngendandumwe,
Prime minister (1963–1964)
Albin Nyamoya,
Prime minister (1964–1965)
Pierre Ngendandumwe,
Prime minister (1965) Pié...
- MacDonald,
American actress and
singer (b. 1903)
January 15 –
Pierre Ngendandumwe, 4th and 6th
Prime Minister of
Burundi (********inated) (b. 1930) January...
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Resident in Burundi. Usumbura, Ruanda-Urundi 13
October 1961
Pierre Ngendandumwe Rwandan Tutsi refugee Bujumbura,
Burundi 15
January 1965 Sylv**** Olympio...
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Planning of Burundi,
responsible for
public finances of the country.
Pierre Ngendandumwe, 1961-1964 Rémy Nsengiyumva, 1964-1965
Mathieu Muhak****e, 1965-1966...
- Nations. In 1963, King
Mwambutsa appointed a Hutu
prime minister,
Pierre Ngendandumwe, but he was ********inated on 15
January 1965 by a
Rwandan Tutsi emplo****...
- gave
Mwambutsa his
resignation that day. The
Mwami appointed Pierre Ngendandumwe as the new
prime minister.
Despite this,
Muhirwa retained his position...