Moise Tshombe10 July 1964
Kasa-Vubu appoints Tshombe to lead a government confronting rebellions and preparing elections.
Republic of the Congo · Government / Government of the Congo. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Kasa-Vubu appoints Tshombe to lead a government confronting rebellions and preparing elections.
Kasa-Vubu appoints Kimba to form a government after dismissing Tshombe.
Mobutu appoints Lunda Bululu during the transition toward multiparty politics.
Mobutu appoints Mungul Diaka after removing Tshisekedi.
Mobutu appoints Nguza Karl-i-Bond to lead a transitional government.
Mobutu appoints Birindwa, producing rival claims to legitimate governmental authority.
Mobutu appoints General Likulia to organise the government's final resistance.
Kabila appoints veteran politician Gizenga to form the first government under the new constitution.
Kabila appoints Muzito to lead a new governing cabinet.
Kabila appoints former finance minister Matata Ponyo to head the government.
Kabila appoints Tshibala under the framework of the Saint Sylvester Agreement.
Tshisekedi appoints Sama Lukonde to form a new parliamentary government.
Tshisekedi appoints Suminwa as the country's first woman prime minister.
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