Célestin Lwangi’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Congolese politician
Is Politician 
From Democratic Republic of the Congo 
Type Politics 
Gender male

Célestin Lwangi est un homme politique kino-congolais.

Il a été ministre de la justice dans le gouvernement de Salut Public du président Laurent-Désiré Kabila du 22 mai 1997 jusqu’à janvier 1998. Il est actuellement président national du mouvement de libération du 17 mai (M17).

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