List of governors of the Banque Centrale du Congo
- List of governors of the Banque Centrale du Congo
This is a list of the governors of the Banque Centrale du Congo in Kinshasa. The bank, which is the country's central bank, was founded after independence in 1960.
* Albert Ndele, 1961–1970
* Jules-Fontaine Sambwa, 1970–1977
* Charles Bofossa Wambea Nkosso, 1977–1979
* Jules Croy Emony Mondanga, 1979–1981
* Jules-Fontaine Sambwa, 1981–1985 (second term)
* Pierre Pay-Pay wa Syakasighe, 1985–1991
* Jean Nyembo Shabani, 1991–1993
* Joseph Buhendwa bwa Mushasa, 1993–1994
* Godefroid Ndiang Kabul, 1994
* Djamboleka Lona Okitongono, 1994–1997
* Jean-Claude Masangu Mulongo, 1997–
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