About Fatimé Dordji
Lived 1949 – 2016 (aged 66–67). Fatimé Dordji was a Chadian journalist and businessperson.
Fatimé Dordji, also known as Fatimé N'Dordji (14 July 1949 – 30 November 2016) was a Chadian businesswoman and journalist. She was the first woman from the country to be employed as a radio announcer.
Biography Dordji was born on 14 July 1949 in Ati, Chad.
In 1973, Dordji came to be considered an enemy of the state, as she had named one of her daughters after the politician Kalthouma Nguembang, who President François Tombalbaye had accused of trying to use witchcraft against him.
In 1975, Félix Malloum overthrew Tombalbaye, and Dordji's husband was appointed Ambassador to Libya in the new government.
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Who was Fatimé Dordji?
Chadian business leader and journalist
When was Fatimé Dordji born?
Fatimé Dordji was born in 1949 in Ati.
When did Fatimé Dordji die?
Fatimé Dordji died on 30 November 2016 in Tours.
What was Fatimé Dordji's occupation?
Fatimé Dordji was a journalist and businessperson.
What nationality was Fatimé Dordji?
Fatimé Dordji was Chadian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Fatimé Dordji. https://biography.guide/fatime-dordji/
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