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Chikez Diemu | |
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Minister of Defense and Veterans' Affairs | |
In office 6 Feb 2007 –October 2008 | |
President | Antoine Gizenga |
Succeeded by | Charles Mwando Nsimba |
Personal details | |
Born | Ghislain Chikez Diemu |
Political party | People's Party for Reconstruction and Democracy |
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He was also previously Vice-Governor of Katanga province for economic affairs.
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