| 词条 | Yvon Kimpiobi |
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|name = Yvon Kimpiobi |image = |caption = |office = President of the Chamber of Deputies of the Democratic Republic of the Congo |president = |deputy = |term_start = 6 March 1962 |term_end = November 1962 |predecessor = Joseph Kasongo |successor = Bertin Mwamba |predecessor2= Joseph Midiburo |term_start2 = September 1965 |term_end2 = June 1967 |successor2 = position disestablished |birth_date = 1 June 1923 |birth_place = Kikongo-Mitshakila, Kwango, Belgian Congo |death_date = |death_place = |party = Parti Solidaire Africain Convention Nationale Congolaise Mouvement Populaire de la Révolution (1968–?) }} Yvon Kimpiobi or Kimpiob-Ninafiding Nki-Ekundi (born 1 June 1923) is a Congolese politician who served twice as the President of the Chamber of Deputies of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Early lifeYvon Kimpiobi was born on 1 June 1923 in Kikongo-Mitshakila (near Bulungu, Bandundu{{sfn|Mulumba|Makombo|1986|p=202}}), Kwango, Belgian Congo to Dias Suing Mabong Ngul Mun and Nkubiya Nazur of the Mbel clan of the Yansi tribe. He undertook six years of primary studies and six years of commercial and administrative studies in Leverville before entering the workforce. In 1943 he became an accounting clerk at Huileries et Plantations du Kwango in Fumu-Mputu, Masi-Manimba Territory. Six years later he was hired by Almeida Frères in Kikwit. Kimpiobi served there until 1952 when he became a clerk in the colonial administration attached to the secretariat of Kwango Province (reformed as Kwilu in 1954). He also married and had a total of 20 children.{{sfn|Assemblée nationale|2015}} Political careerIn the 1957 municipal elections Kimpiobi won the office of Chef de Centre extra-coutumier de Kikwit. Two years later he formed part of a Kwilu delegation of customary chiefs that met with the Belgian minister of colonies to discuss the Léopoldville riots.{{sfn|Assemblée nationale|2015}} In the Congo's first national elections in 1960 Kimpiobi was elected to the Chamber of Deputies as a representative from Kwilu Province and a member of the Parti Solidaire Africain (PSA) with 6,281 preferential votes.{{sfn|Artigue|1961|p=153}}{{sfn|Maspero|1971|p=283}} When the PSA split he aligned himself with Cléophas Kamitatu's moderate wing of the party.{{sfn|Mpisi|2007|p=124}} On 6 March 1962 he was elected President of the Chamber,{{sfn|Mpisi|2007|p=352}} defeating the parliamentary opposition candidate, 59 votes to 51.[1] He held the office until November 1962.{{sfn|Assemblée nationale|2015}} In September of that year he led a small parliamentary delegation on a good-will trip to the Republic of China.{{sfn|China Yearbook|1962|p=272}} In 1965 he was reelected to the Chamber as a member of the new Convention Nationale Congolaise.{{sfn|Maspero|1971|p=283}} He again served as President of the Chamber from that September until June 1967.{{sfn|Assemblée nationale|2015}} That year the Chamber was dissolved, ending Kimpiobi's tenure as a national deputy. In June 1968 he was made a member of the political bureau of the Mouvement Populaire de la Révolution (MPR).{{sfn|Ministère des Affaires étrangères|2010|p=382}} In December 1970 the bureau was reorganised and he was dismissed from his position.{{sfn|Le Progres|1970|p=7}} In 1997 Laurent-Désiré Kabila seized control of the Congo. Afterwards he created a commission to draft a new constitution for the country. Kimpiobi was appointed to the commission.{{sfn|Willame|1999|p=71}} Citations1. ^{{cite news| last = Halberstam| first = David| title = About to Meet Tshombe Today| newspaper = The New York Times| page = 12| date = 15 March 1962| url =https://search.proquest.com/docview/115989790?pq-origsite=summon}} References{{refbegin}}
7 : 1923 births|Presidents of the National Assembly (Democratic Republic of the Congo)|Popular Movement of the Revolution politicians|People of the Congo Crisis|Belgian Congo people|People from Kwilu Province|Living people |
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