|
Kiribati:
Rulers, Statesmen, and Titleholders |
| Name |
Tenure |
Family |
Kiribati |
|
11th-14th centuries: Migration of Samoans, Fijians, and Tongans
to the islands[1] |
|
British Protectorate of the Gilbert Islands, 1892[1] |
|
Gilbert Islands merge with Ellice
Islands as a
crown colony, 1916-75[1] |
|
Japanese Occupation, 1943-45[1] |
|
Gilbert Islands and the Ellice Islands divided into separate
territories, 1975[1] |
Independence
- Republic of Kiribati, 1979[1]
|
| Presidents
of Kiribati |
| Ieremia
Tabai[2] |
1979-91[2] |
•••• |
| Teatao
Teannaki[2] |
1991-94[2] |
•••• |
| Teburoro
Tito[2] |
1994-2002[2] |
•••• |
| Anote
Tong[2] |
2003-15[2] |
•••• |
| Taneti
Maamau[2] |
2016-present[2] |
|
| Vice-presidents
of Kiribati |
| Teatao
Teannaki[2] |
1979-91[2] |
•••• |
| Taomati
Iuta[2] |
1991-94[2] |
•••• |
| Tewareka
Tentoa[2] |
1994-2000†[2] |
•••• |
| Beniamina
Tinga[2] |
2000-02[2] |
•••• |
| Teima
Onorio[2] |
2003-15[2] |
•••• |
| Kourabi
Neenem[2] |
2016-present[2] |
|
|
Families
|
Lands
| Abbr. and Symbols |
Kiribati
Index |
Sources:
1. Country Profiles: Kiribati. BBC. 29 September 2011.
2. Maneaba ni Maungatabu (Parliament of Kiribati), 2018 |
