Senate of Burundi (2015)

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The 2015 Senate of Burundi sat from 2015 to 2020.

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Members

Senators elected in 2015 were: [1]

ProvinceNameEthnicityParty
Bubanza Province
Bururi Province Agripine NduwimanaHutuCNDD-FDD
Anicet Niyongabo [lower-alpha 1] TutsiUPRONA
Bujumbura Province Pascal TahonzigamiyeHutuCNDD-FDD
Evelyne ButoyiTutsiCNDD-FDD
Cankuzo Province Salvator BigirimanaHutuCNDD-FDD
vérérande NizigiyimanaTutsiCNDD-FDD
Cibitoke Province Alexis BarekebavugeHutuCNDD-FDD
Ida NdikumazamboTutsiCNDD-FDD
Gitega Province Déo BusuguruTutsiCNDD-FDD
spès Carits NjebarikanuyeHutuCNDD-FDD
Karuzi Province
Kayanza Province Martin NiteretseHutuCNDD-FDD
Victoire NahimanaTutsiCNDD-FDD
Kirundo Province Jean-Marie Muhirwa HutuCNDD-FDD
Jenifer Kankindi TutsiCNDD-FDD
Makamba Province Révérien Ndikuriyo HutuCNDD-FDD
Anesie MfatiyimanaTutsiCNDD-FDD
Muramvya Province Gloriose HakizimanaHutuCNDD-FDD
Emmanuel Niyonkuru TutsiCNDD-FDD
Mwaro Province Apollinaire SindayikengeraHutuCNDD-FDD
Agnès GahwayiTutsiCNDD-FDD
Ngozi Province Joseph NtakarutimanaTutsiCNDD-FDD
charlotte UwimanaTutsiCNDD-FDD.
Rutana Province Jean Dieudonné CubwaHutuCNDD-FDD
Jacqueline SinzotumaTutsiCNDD-FDD
Rumonge Province
Ruyigi Province Bénoite NizigiyimanaHutuCNDD-FDD
Bède MbayahagaTutsiCNDD-FDD
Mairie de Bujumbura Rémy BarampamaHutuCNDD-FDD
Emelance AhishakiyeTutsiCNDD-FDD

Notes

  1. ↑ In Bururi province Athanase Hatungimana, alias Cokoroko, intendant of the Head of State and Tutsi was elected in the CNDD-FDD platform in 2015. But according to CEPI BURURI; the latter was replaced by Anicet Niyongabo of UPRONA upon an injunction from above. [1]

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References

  1. 1 2 Burundi : Liste des sénateurs ... 2015.

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