Jean-Jacques Nyenimigabo

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Jean-Jacques Nyenimigabo
Minister of Youth, Culture and Sports of Burundi
In office
August 30, 2010 –18 June 2015
Awards and achievements
Preceded by
 Minister of Youth, Culture and Sports of Burundi Succeeded by


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