- Artémon
Simbananiye (1935 – July 22, 2024) was a
Burundian politician. Artémon
Simbananiye was born in 1935 in Bihanga, a
settlement near
Matana in Bururi...
- "over-react" by
arresting him.
Burundian Minister of
Foreign Affairs Artémon
Simbananiye oversaw the
discussions with the
Ugandan authorities that led to Ntare's...
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Decembrist Revolt Artamon Putilov [ru] (1759–1804),
Russian general Artémon
Simbananiye (born 1935),
Burundian retired politician Artemon [ru], a
poodle in The...
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includes Nebiat, Sissokho, Robert,
Ebenezer Agyekum, Kofi Ackah,
Nicolas Simbananiye and
Tichaona Maredza. The
members in 2023
include Daniel Nebiat, Kofi...
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Lazare Ntawurishira 1969–1971: Libère
Ndabakwaje 1971–1974: Artémon
Simbananiye 1974–1975:
Gilles Bimazubute 1975–1976:
Melchior Bwakira 1976–1978: Albert...
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Directors Country of
origin Term Saad
Kanouni Morocco 1977-1983 Come
Simbananiye Burundi 1983-1986
Ezzat Abdel Bary
Egypt 1986-1992
Eugene Okwor Nigeria...
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Mikanagu Jean-Baptiste
Bagaza Kurt
Waldheim January 17, 1977 Artémon
Simbananiye Jean-Baptiste
Bagaza Kurt
Waldheim September 25, 1981
Melchior Bwakira...
- of
Justice of
Burundi from 1961 to 1964. He was
succeeded by Artémon
Simbananiye, who also was
succeeded by
Albert Shibura (1973–1975).
Communist Affairs...
- fair atmosphere. He was
replaced at the
justice secretariat by Artémon
Simbananiye on 10 September. At the
International Commission of
Jurists meeting in...
- Mwami.
Claver Nuwinkware (1961–1964)
Pierre Ngunzu (1964–1965) Artémon
Simbananiye (1965–1972)
Albert Shibura (1973–1975) [referred to as
Minister of Interior...
