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List of provincial governors

Following is a list of the 11 provincial governors appointed on Sunday by the transitional government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

PROVINCE NAME PARTY/MOVEMENT
Kinshasa Jean Kimbunda PPDR
Bas Congo Cesar Tsasa-di-Ntumba PPDR
Bandundu Sabin Sadimboko MLC
Equateur Yves Mobando Civil Society
Kasai Occidental Claudel André Lubaya PPRD
Kasai Oriental Dominique Kanku RCD-N
Oriental Théo Baruti RCD-Goma
Katanga Kisulu Ngoy Mayi-Mayi
Maniema Koloso Sumaili RCD-ML
North Kivu Eugène Serufuli RCD-Goma
South Kivu Augustin Bulayimu Political opposition

MLC (Mouvement de liberation du congo)
PPRD (Parti du Peuple pour la Reconstruction et la Democratie)
RCD-Goma (Rassemblement congolais pour la democratie-Goma)
RCD-ML (RCD-Mouvement de liberation)
RCD-N (RCD-National)

[On the Net: Appointment of governors hailed as important political step]


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