Second legislature of the Rwandan Senate
The second legislature of the Rwandan Senate commenced in 2011 and ended in 2019.
The Senate is the upper house of the Parliament of Rwanda (Kinyarwanda: Inteko Ishinga Amategeko; French: Parlement. According to the 2003 Constitution of Rwanda, the Senate 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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Public universities | Gasabo | |
Thérèse Bishagara Kagoyire | Western Province | Nyarugenge |
Northern Province | Gasabo | |
Jeanne d'Arc Gakuba | Kigali City | Gasabo |
Political parties representative | Gasabo | |
Appointed by president | Kicukiro | |
Appointed by president | Kicukiro | |
Eastern Province | Gasabo | |
Bernard Makuza | Appointed by president | Huye |
Jacqueline Muhongayire | Appointed by president | Huye |
Political parties representative | Gasabo | |
appointed by Forum of Political organizations | Nyarugenge | |
Marie Claire Mukasine | Southern Province | Gasabo |
Northern Province | Burera | |
Western Province | Gasabo | |
Southern Province | Gasabo | |
Private universities | Gasabo | |
Jean Damascene Ntawukuriryayo | Appointed by president | Nyanza |
Margaret Nyagahura | Appointed by president | Gasabo |
Eastern Province | Gasabo | |
Appointed by president | Nyarugenge | |
Eastern Province | Kayonza | |
Richard Sezibera | Southern Province | Huye |
Western Province | Rutsiro | |
appointed by Forum of Political organizations | Gasabo | |
appointed by Forum of Political organizations | Kicukiro |
See also[]
References[]
- ^ The Senate of Rwanda on parliament.gov.rw
External links[]
Categories:
- Parliament of Rwanda
- Government of Rwanda
- National upper houses
- 2011 establishments in Rwanda
- 2019 disestablishments in Rwanda