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born 1960 Rwanda
Donatille Mukabalisa (30 July 1960 – 30 July 2026) was a Rwandan lawyer and politician. She was Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies from 2013 to 2024, and afterwards served in the Senate of Rwanda, to which she was re-appointed in September 2024.
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The organization was formed at the hardest times and by few women members of parliament who were brave and shared vision of which they never gave up to till we took up their responsibility.
One learns from his or her mistakes.
It’s good; it means that we are promoting the development of women. We should be happy about it as women and the whole country and it means that we will develop more.
We shall work hard to help the country achieve its development targets as envisioned in Vision 2020
The motivation came from our history and, of course, a career in the United Nations. You cannot work within the UN system without being interested in politics and governance.
The ensuing positive cooperation also boosts parliamentary diplomacy. We will all have to agree on which projects to visit to make sure they will have a fruitful tour .
The 3rd parliament did many good things and we are committed to achieving even more .
"Writing helps preserve the memory of genocide, Documentation will also serve as a vital tool to counter denial or revisionism of the Genocide against the Tutsi."
We thank Rwandans for their trust in us. We will build on the achievements of the 3rd term of Chamber of Deputies and work together with all institutions and Rwandans in general to effectively deliver on our constitutional mandate.
We thank Rwandans for their trust in us. We will work together with all institutions and Rwandans in general to effectively deliver on our constitutional mandate.
The current Speaker Donatille Mukabalisa said: "Parliament has seen multi-faceted changes over the last 25 years.
Though you have lost all your children, spouses, all your family members during the Genocide against the Tutsis, though you are left with wounds the broken heart, we are now happy because you always show us that you are strong.
It's true that many African countries have made progress in setting up legal and institutional frameworks for gender equality, measures have been taken to close the gender gap in education and improve women’s economic and political participation.
It is our deepest hope that we will certainly have a highly fruitful Session of the APU Executive Committee, which no doubt will pave the way for us to discuss with our African counterparts how best to cater to the needs of our citizens and contribute to helping them fulfill their aspirations.
Africa of 2063 would see fully empowered women with equal access and opportunity in all spheres of life. This means that the African woman would have equal economic rights, including the rights to own and inherit property, sign a contract, register and manage a business. Over 90% of rural women would have access to productive assets, including land, credit, inputs and financial services.
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