Second legislature of the Rwandan Senate
The second legislature of the Rwandan Senate commenced in 2011 and will end in 2019.
The Senate is the upper house of the Parliament of Rwanda (Kinyarwanda: Inteko Ishinga Amategeko; French: Parlement) and has 26 members:[1]
- 12 senators elected by the councils
- 8 senators appointed by the President
- 4 senators designated by the Forum of Political organizations
- 1 senator elected by public universities
- 1 senator elected by private universities
Members of the Senate
Name | Provenance | District |
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Emmanuel Bajana | Public universities | Gasabo |
Thérèse Bishagara Kagoyire | Western Province | Nyarugenge |
Evariste Bizimana | Northern Province | Gasabo |
Jeanne d'Arc Gakuba | Kigali City | Gasabo |
Fatou Harerimana | Political parties representative | Gasabo |
Zephyrin Kalimba | Appointed by president | Kicukiro |
Chrysologue Karangwa | Appointed by president | Kicukiro |
Gertrude Kazarwa | Eastern Province | Gasabo |
Bernard Makuza | Appointed by president | Huye |
Jeacqueline Muhongayire | Appointed by president | Huye |
Jeanne d' Arc Mukakalisa | Political parties representative | Gasabo |
Perrine Mukankusi | appointed by Forum of Political organizations | Nyarugenge |
Marie Claire Mukasine | Southern Province | Gasabo |
Narcisse Musabeyezu | Northern Province | Burera |
Apollinaire Mushinzimana | Western Province | Gasabo |
Gallican Niyongana | Southern Province | Gasabo |
Laurent Nkusi | Private universities | Gasabo |
Jean Damascène Ntawukulirayo | Appointed by president | Nyanza |
Margaret Nyagahura | Appointed by president | Gasabo |
Michel Rugema | Eastern Province | Gasabo |
Tito Rutaremara | Appointed by president | Nyarugenge |
Célestin Sebuhoro | Eastern Province | Kayonza |
Richard Sezibera | Southern Province | Huye |
Jean Népomuscène Sindikubwabo | Western Province | Rutsiro |
Consolée Uwimana | appointed by Forum of Political organizations | Gasabo |
Charles Uyisenga | appointed by Forum of Political organizations | Kicukiro |
External links
References
- ↑ The Senate of Rwanda on parliament.gov.rw
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