Ishyaka riharanira demokarasi no kurengera ibidukikije Democratic Green Party of Rwanda (DGPR) ryatangaje ko ryishimiye ko nyuma yo kugera mu nteko ishinga amategeko, abayobozi b’inzego za Leta zafataga abarwanashyaka babo nk’inyeshyamba zaje kwangiza umutekano wa Leta,bahinduye imyumvire .
Mu nama yahuje ubuyobozi bw’iri Ishyaka riharanira demokarasi no kurengera ibidukikije n’abarwanashyaka baryo bari muri Biro Politiki, kuri iki Cyumweru Taliki ya 24 Gashyantare 2019, umuyobozi w’iri shyaka Dr Frank Habineza yavuze ko bamaze kugera kuri byinshi birimo guh
The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda started 2018 with serious preparations for the Parliamentary elections that took place in September. Pre-campaign activities included several district level party congresses where members nominated two parliamentary candidates both female and male from each of the 30 districts in the country.
A national congress was later held in June and a confirmed list of parliamentary candidates was approved as well as the party’s manifesto for the elections.
Depite Frank Habineza yatorewe kuba Umuvugizi Ihuriro ry’Imitwe ya Politiki mu Rwanda, yizeza guharanira ko abanyarwanda by’umwihariko abari hanze y’igihugu basobanukirwa icyo iri huriro aricyo.
Habineza uyobora Ishyaka ritavuga rumwe n’ubutegetsi riharanira demokarasi no kurengera ibidukikije, yatowe n’amajwi 100%, asimbura Depite Mukamana Elisabeth wo mu ishyaka ry’iterambere n’ubusabane (PPC).
Umuvugizi wungirije watowe kuri uyu wa Kane ni Depite Nyirangwaneza Anastasie wo mu ishyaka rya PSD usimbuye Munyangeyo Theogene wo muri PL.
The General Assembly of the National Consultative Forum of Political Organisations (NFPO) has elected Frank Habineza and Athanasie Nyiragwaneza as the Forum’s spokesperson and vice spokesperson, respectively.
Habineza is the Chairman of the Democratic Green party of Rwanda while Nyiragwaneza is a member of Social Democratic Party (PSD). They are both members of parliament.
The forum brings together all the 11 political parties where they discuss pressing issues affecting the country and devise common solutions.
Abadepite batoye abayobozi ba za Komisiyo zihoraho, ari nazo zinyuzwamo ibikorwa bya buri munsi by’umutwe w’abadepite nk’imishinga imwe n’imwe y’amategeko cyangwa ibibazo bikeneye gusuzumwa.
Kuri uyu wa Kabiri hakozwe amatora kuva saa cyenda kugeza saa moya n’igice z’umugoroba, umudepite wiyamamaje agahabwa umwanya akavuga ubushobozi bwe n’umusaruro bagenzi be bamwitegaho baramutse bamutoye.
Opposition MP and President of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, Frank Habineza, has been elected Vice President, Social Affairs Commission, Parliament, Chamber of Deputies.
Habineza had no contender, and garnered 100% vote of the parliament (78 out of 78).
He said after his victory that, “Together with others we shall work hard to advocate for the well-being of Rwandans.”
The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda receives 5% in the parliamentary elections of 3 September 2018 which has enabled the party to enter the Rwandan Parliament for the next five-year term (2018-2023).
Rwanda National Electoral Commission Confirms 32 DGPR Parliamentary Candidates
The National Electoral commission confirmed 32 out of 34 DGPR parliamentary candidates.
The confirmed candidates include 14 women and 18 men. Electoral campaigns will begin on 13th August and end on 1st September. Elections will be on 2nd and 3rd September 2018.
The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda has submitted to the National Electoral Commission a list of 34 parliamentary candidates, which includes 16 women and 18 men.
DGPR’s third congress held on 23 June 2018 confirmed the party’s participation in the upcoming parliamentary elections. It also confirmed the revised political platform which will serve as a manifesto. Election will be held on 2nd and 3rd September, while campaigns will begin on 13th August and end on 1st September.
Please find the Final List of Parliamentary candidates below and attached:
