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The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda (DGPR) is looking at coming up with a “strong manifesto” before embarking on a vigorous campaign to secure at least 20 per cent of parliamentary seats in the September polls, party officials have said.

The party president, Frank Habineza, who also ran in last year’s presidential elections has exclusively told The New Times that they are ready to submit their list of candidates, adding that they are looking to fielding up to 60 members in the campaign.

Mugihe twizihiza umunsi mpuzamahanga wahariwe kurengera Ibidukikije taliki ya 5 Kamena 2018, Ishyaka Riharanira Demokarasi no Kurengera Ibidukikije m’u Rwanda, rinejejwe no kwibutsa abanyarwanda n’abatuye isi ko kurengera ibidukikije ari ingirakamaro kuko ntakintu na kimwe cyagerwaho mu mibereho ya buri munsi ndetse no mw’iterambere ry’abatuye isi birengagije ndetse ntibarengere ibidukikije. Kubwiyo mpamvu;

The African Greens Federation held its 4th Congress at Hotel RELAX in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso from the 10th to the 12th May 2018, under the theme: « Green Politics for a Sustainable Africa » and adopted several reports as well as electing new office bearers. The following minutes, give a true picture of the congress.

MINUTES OF THE FOURTH AFRICAN GREENS FEDERATION Congress,

HELD ON 10-12 MAY, 2018, Ouagadougou, BURKINA FASO

The Democratic Green Party of Rwanda joins all Rwandans in the 24th commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. We stand in unison with the nation and genocide survivors in the fight against genocide denial and the spread of genocide ideology.

DGPR would like to take on this opportunity to call upon the Rwandan Government and all concerned stakeholders to add more efforts in social and economic support programs to rape victims, children born out of rape, divorced women and all genocide survivors.