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List of Bissau-Guineans

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List of Bissau-Guineans

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The following is a list of people from Guinea-Bissau.

José Mário Vaz, Former President of Guinea-Bissau

  • Amarildo Almeida (1976–), Olympic sprinter

  • Fernando Arlete (sprinter) (1979–), Olympic sprinter

  • Fernando Arlete (distance runner) (1968–), Olympic distance runner

  • Fatumata Djau Baldé, politician

  • Rafael Paula Barbosa (1926–2007), politician. Founded Democratic Social Front. Born in Safim.

  • Suzi Barbosa, politician

  • Francisco Benante (1954?–), lawyer and politician

  • José Câmnate na Bissign (1953–), Roman Catholic bishop. Born in Mansôa.

  • Alfredo Lopes Cabral (1946–), diplomat

  • Amílcar Cabral (1924–1973), political organizer and diplomat. Born in Bafatá.

  • Luís Cabral (1931–2009), first President. Born in Bissau.

  • Maria da Conceição Nobre Cabral, politician

  • Vasco Cabral (1926–2005), writer and politician. Born in Farim.

  • Anhel Cape (1978–), Olympic sprinter

  • Carlos Correia (1933–2021), former Prime Minister. Born in Bissau

  • Manuel Saturnino da Costa (1942–), former Prime Minister

  • Baciro Dabó (1958–2009), politician

  • Yaya Diallo, former Foreign Minister

  • Baciro Djá (1973–), former Prime Minister

  • Umaro Djau (1967–), international journalist and politician. Born in Gabú region

  • Kimi Djabate (1975–), Afro-beat musician. Born in Tabato.

  • Fausto Duarte (1903–1953), novelist. Born in Cape Verde.

  • Umaro Sissoco Embaló (1972–), Prime Minister. Born in Bissau

  • Francisco Fadul (1953–), former Prime Minister

  • António Baticã Ferreira (1939–), poet. Born in Canchungo.

  • Antonieta Rosa Gomes (1959–), politician. Founder of Guinean Civic Forum–Social Democracy party (FCG/SD).

  • Aristides Gomes (1954–), former Prime Minister. Born in Canchungo.

  • Fernando Gomes, politician

  • Flora Gomes (1949–), film director. Born in Cadique.

  • Carlos Gomes Júnior (1949–), former Prime Minister. Born in Bolama.

  • Rogério Araújo Adolfo Herbert, diplomat

  • Kumba Ialá (1953–2014), former president. Born in Bula.

  • Faustino Imbali (1956–), former Prime Minister. Born in Ilondé.

  • Jessica Inchude (1996–), Olympic shot-putter

  • Zamora Induta (1966–), former Army Chief of Staff. Born in Bissau.

  • Martinho Ndafa Kabi (1957–), former Prime Minister. Born in Nhacra.

  • Mamadu Ture Kuruma, Army general

  • Taciana Lima (1983–), Olympic judoka

  • Carlo Lopes, economist

  • Ansumane Mané (c.1940–2000), former Army Chief-of-Staff

  • Victor Saúde Maria (1939–1999), former Prime Minister

  • Eneida Marta (c.1973–), singer

  • Bruno Medina (1987–), basketball player

  • Francisco Mendes (1939–1978), former Prime Minister. Born in Enxude.

  • Jacira Mendonca (1986–), Olympic wrestler

  • António Isaac Monteiro, former Foreign Minister

  • Edivaldo Monteiro (1976–), Olympic hurdler

  • Maria do Céu Monteiro, President of Supreme Court

  • Adiato Djaló Nandigna (1948–), politician

  • Manuel Serifo Nhamadjo (1958–), politician

  • Alamara Nhassé (1957–), former Prime Minister

  • Caetano N'Tchama (1955–), former Prime Minister

  • Carmen Pereira (1937–2016), activist and politician

  • Domingos Simões Pereira (1963–), former Prime Minister

  • Francisca Pereira (1942–), politician. Born in Bolama

  • Raimundo Pereira (1956–), lawyer and politician, former interim President

  • Benjamin Pinto Bull (1916–2005), politician and activist. Born in Bolama.

  • Mamadu Saliu Djaló Pires, politician

  • Mário Pires (1949–), former Prime Minister

  • Rajeshwar Prasad (1968–), entrepreneur and Cabinet Minister

  • Helder Proença (?–2009), politician

  • Adelino Mano Quetá, politician

  • Danilson Ricciuli (1982–), Olympic sprinter

  • Henrique Rosa (1946–2013), former interim President, 2003–5. Born in Bafatá

  • Soares Sambú, politician

  • Artur Sanhá (1965–), former Prime Minister

  • Malam Bacai Sanhá (1947–2012), former president. Born in Darsalame.

  • Mohamed Lamine Sanha (?–2007), Naval Chief of Staff

  • José Carlos Schwarz (1945–1977), poet and musician. Born in Bissau.

  • Veríssimo Correia Seabra (1947–2004), Army General. Born in Bissau.

  • Odete Semedo (1959–), writer and educator

  • Abdulai Silá (1958–), engineer and writer. Born in Catió.

  • Emílio da Silva (1988–), footballer. Born in Bissau.

  • Bubo Na Tchuto (1949–), former Navy Chief of Staff. Born in Incalá.

  • Constantino Teixeira, former Prime Minister

  • Filomena Mascarenhas Tipote (1969–), former Foreign Minister

  • Domingas Togna (1981–), Olympic runner

  • José Mário Vaz (1957–), President. Born in Calequisse.

  • Zinha Vaz (1952–), activist and politician. Born in Bissau.

  • João Bernardo Vieira (1939–2009), former President. Born in Bissau.

  • Batista Tagme Na Waie (1949–2009), former Army Chief of Staff. Born in Catio.

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