Timothée Malendoma

Timothée Malendoma (born 1935) was Prime Minister of the Central African Republic from 4 December 1992 to 26 February 1993.

The Civic Forum, a political party led by Malendoma, participated in the "grand national debate" initiated by President André Kolingba in 1992, although such participation was opposed by the Consultative Group of Democratic Forces, an opposition coalition of which the Civic Forum was a member. In December 1992, Malendoma was appointed as Prime Minister by Kolingba; however, in February 1993, Kolingba accused Malendoma of "blocking the democratic process" and dismissed him."Political Parties of the World" (6th edition, 2005), ed. Bogdan Szajkowski, page 115–116.] Malendoma was the candidate of the Civic Forum in the August 1993 presidential election, receiving 2.03% of the vote and taking sixth place. [ [http://democratie.francophonie.org/IMG/pdf/RAPPORT_DE_LA_MISSION_EXPLORATOIRE_EN_VUE_DES_ELECTIONS_PRESIDENTIELLES_ET_LEGISLATIVES_DU_22_AOUT_1993.pdf "Rapport de la Mission Exploratoiréen vue des Élections Présidentielles et Législatives du 22 août 1993"] , democratie.francophonie.org fr icon.]

In the 2005 parliamentary election, he ran for a seat in the National Assembly as a candidate of the Civic Forum from Mala constituency in Kémo Prefecture, [ [http://www.batir-rca.org/legislativesPremierTour2005.htm List of candidates qualifying for the second round] , batir.rca.org fr icon.] but was defeated in the second round of voting by Fred Jacob Karouna. [ [http://www.batir-rca.org/Depute2005.htm "Les élus aux deux tours des Élections Législatives Centrafricaines, mai 2005"] , batir.rca.org fr icon.]

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