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MPs open the 3rd Ordinary Session of 2025/2026
MPs open the 3rd Ordinary Session of 2025/2026 On 5 June 2026, the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate officially opened the Third Ordinary Session of 2025/2026, in accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of Rwanda. Read More
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MPs to conduct nationwide field visits to assess efforts to increase agricultural productivity The Chamber of Deputies has organised the field visits for Members of Parliament in all districts. These visits aim to gather information and oversee efforts to increase the productivity of food crops and cash crops, specifically, coffee and tea.
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Parliament recommends strategies to mitigate impact of Middle East Crisis On 11 May 2026, Members of Parliament meeting in a Joint Plenary Sitting have called for strategic measures to address the rising cost of petroleum products and chemical fertilisers, as well as broader economic shocks linked to the ongoing crisis in the Middle East.
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MPs urge action to address agriculture investment gaps On 06 May 2026, the Plenary Sitting of the Chamber of Deputies called on the Prime Minister to present coordinated strategies to address challenges affecting investment in agriculture and livestock, with the aim of increasing productivity and supporting sustainable economic growth. The request followed the presentation of a report by the Committee on Economy and Trade on the 2024/2025 performance report of the National Bank of Rwanda.
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MPs call for sports reforms and stronger talent development On 05 May 2026, the Plenary Sitting of the Chamber of Deputies urged the Minister of Sports to fast-track the revision of the law governing the organization of sports in Rwanda, improve the management and accessibility of sports infrastructure, and establish sustainable investment mechanisms for the sector.
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63.75% of Rwanda’s Parliament Is Women.

Rwanda continues to stand as the first country in the world to achieve a female majority in its national parliament, with 63.75% of seats in the Chamber of Deputies held by women, a figure unmatched by any other sovereign state.

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Checks and Balances

Power-sharing is respected in State institutions in accordance with the fundamental principles set out under Article 10 of the Constitution of the Republic of Rwanda and the provisions of other laws.

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Power Sharing

All recognised political organisations hold seats in Parliament. Women, youth and persons with disabilities are likewise represented, rendering Parliament of Rwanda more inclusive than at any prior point in its history.

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