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Vice President |
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Prosper Bazombanza
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20 |
+94.68%
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| Council of Ministers |
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Minister of Public Health and the Fight against AIDS |
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Sylvie Nzeyimana
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21 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of Commerce, Transport, Industry and Tourism |
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Marie Chantal Nijimbere
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21 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of Communication, Information Technologies and Media |
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Léocadie Ndacayisaba
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21 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of East African Community Affairs, Youth, Sports and Culture |
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Ezéchiel Nibigira
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20 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of Finance, Budget and Economic Planning |
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Domitien Ndihokubwayo
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0 |
16 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of Foreign Affairs and Development Cooperation |
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Albert Shingiro
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20 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of Hydraulics, Energy and Mines |
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Abraham Uwizeye
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20 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of Infrastructure, Equipment and Social Housing |
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Déogratias Nsanganiyumwami
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0 |
20 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of Interior, Community Development and Public Security |
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Gervais "Ndakugarika" Ndirakobuca
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0 |
20 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of Justice |
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Domine Banyankimbona
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0 |
21 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of National Defense and Veterans Affairs |
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Alain-Tribert Mutabazi
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0 |
20 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of National Education and Scientific Research |
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François Havyarimana
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0 |
21 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of National Solidarity, Social Affairs, Human Rights and Gender |
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Imelde Sabushimike
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0 |
20 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of Public Service, Labor and Employment |
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Thaddée Ndikumana
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0 |
21 |
A +100.00%
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Minister of the Environment, Agriculture and Livestock |
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Déo Guide Rurema
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0 |
15 |
A +100.00%
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> Burundi
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| Website | http://presidence.gov.bi/ |
| Alternate Names | Présidence du burundi |
| Established | November 28, 1966 |
| Disbanded | Still Active |
| Contributor | off_to_DC |
| Last Modified | Bojicat May 15, 2020 11:00am |
| Description |
The President is the executive arm of the country and acts as the commander-in-chief of the Force de defense nationale, or FDN. The president serves a 7-year term with a two-term maximum.
Burundi has had eight Presidents since independence.The ethnicity of its presidents alternated for many years between Hutu and Tutsi until interrupted by large-scale ethnic violence between the two peoples begun in 1994.
As violence ebbed, a plan to re-engineer state institutions on the basis of ethnic power-sharing across political and military positions was devised and implemented in sequences.
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