Antoinette Dinga-Dzondo

Antoinette Dinga Dzondo (also Dinga-Dzondo; born 16 April 1955) She studied at the Lille University of Science and Technology in France, where she earned a Bachelor of Economics degree in 1979, a master's degree in 1980, a Diploma of Advanced Studies in 1981, and a PhD in economic sciences in 1984. She replaced Émilienne Raoul, who had held the role for 14 years. In that position, she led the response to a humanitarian crisis in Kindamba and Pool Department, with $ 47 million of investment, including donations from the United States, the Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development, and the World Food Programme. She also supported Rwandan refugees returning to their home country. In 2017, there were 100,000 Rwandan refugess in Brazzaville, and Dinga Dzondo said that they would not be forced into returning to Rwanda.

In 2019, Dinga Dzondo announced a deal for around 300 million Congolese francs from the Red Cross Society of China to support flood victims, with another 170 million francs (around 2 million Chinese yuan) promised in the future. In 2020, Dinga Dzondo announced a 12.7 billion francs ($21.3 million) fund to help refugees based in the Congo to survive and return home. She also secured around 760 million francs (around 150 million Japanese yen) in financial aid from Japan. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Dinga Dzondo organised payments of 50,000 Congolese francs to those affected in Brazzaville.

In May 2021, was announced as Congo's new Minister of Social Affairs and Humanitarian Action.