Gaston Gambor

Brigadier general James Gaston Gambor[1] (23 September 1948 – 6 March 2019) was a Central African military officer, basketball player, politician, and physical education teacher.Gambor was included in the Central African Republic squad at the FIBA Africa Championship 1974, where he received the Best Player award.Apart from that, he was included in the Africa basketball selection team at the Afro-Latin Games in Guadalajara and at the William Jones Cup in Madrid.However, he was forced to resign by the sport minister, Jean Dominique N’Darata, on 24 December 2001 due to the Central African national team's poor performances on 2001 FIBA Africa Championship, although he was initially refused to do it.[5] Gambor resigned from his position as a minister of youth and sports in an unknown date and then was posted to the Central African Republic embassy in Paris.
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