Christian Malanga

Congolese politician and military officer

Christian Malanga - Congolese politician and military officer
Born

1983
42 years ago

Died

May 19th, 2024
0 years ago — 41 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Links & References

Held numerous positions within the Congolese government and military. Played a crucial role in various political reforms and initiatives aimed at stabilizing the political landscape of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Established a reputation as a businessman while engaging in military affairs that included leadership in strategic operations. Contributions spanned both civil and military sectors, reflecting a commitment to national service.

Served as a high-ranking military officer

Held multiple political offices in Congo

Involved in major political reforms

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