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List of new National Assembly members

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    The following is the constitutional court's list of National Assembly members elected recently, the Burundi news agency, ABP, reported on Wednesday. The candidates for Speaker of the assembly are Jean Minani and Augustin Nzojibwami, one of whom is to be elected by the new assembly. Both men lead factions of the Front pour la democratie au Burundi party, or Frodebu, a pro-Hutu party. Minani returned to Burundi from exile in Tanzania just ahead of the inauguration of Burundi's transitional power-sharing government of Hutus and Tutsis.

    Parti independent des travailleurs:
    Etienne Nyahoza
    Euphemie Nahimana
    Lazare Naniwe

    AV-Intwari [Alliance des vaillants]:
    Pierre Rufyiri,
    Jeanne d'Arc Kagayo,
    Leopold Zungu
    Jean-Bosco Ndikumana

    MSP-Inkinzo [Le Bouclier]:
    Clement Ndereyabandi
    Pascal Kamo
    Cajetan Ndayiragiye
    Jeanne Rugambarara

    Abasa [Alliance Burundo-Africaine pour le salut]:
    Joseph Nzeyimana
    Jean-Jacques Nyenimigabo
    Pasteur Mutore
    Euphrasie Sinankwa

    Anadde [Alliance national pour le droit et le droit et le developpement economique]:
    Patricie Ndayizeye,
    Avite Kabayabaya,
    Viviane Nijimbere
    Gerard Nigarura

    RPB [Rassemblement pour le people du Burundi]:
    Simon Nduwimana
    Francois Bizimana
    Renee Sabukunkiza
    Philippe Nzobonariba

    PRP [Parti pour la reconciliation du peuple]:
    Ibrahim Mangona
    Rose Paula Ndayisenga
    Giovanni Niragira

    PL [Parti liberal]:
    Joseph Ntidendereza
    Jean-Marie Ndakabahizi
    Monique Rwasa

    PP [Parti du peuple]:
    Schadrack Niyonkuru
    Sylvestre Marora
    Chantal Simbiyara
    Evariste Ngendakumana.

    PSD [Parti social-democrate]:
    Juvenal Hatungimana
    Wenceslas Nahimana
    Madeleine Ndikumagenge
    Julien Mpeteye

    Raddes [Rassemblement pour la democratie, le developpement economique et social]:
    Laurent Rwankineza
    Joseph Ndayahundwa
    Rose Hakizimana
    Juvenal Kamenge

    Frolina [Front pour la liberation national]:
    Caritas Nininahazwe
    Rodolphe Baranyizigiye
    Joseph Barabu
    Antoine Minani

    Palipehutu [Parti pour la liberation du people Hutu]:
    Dominique Wakana
    Leon Manwangari
    Fidelite Nahimana
    Ismael Bivahagumye.

    CNDD [Conseil national pour la defense de la democratie]:
    Louis Mperabanyanka
    Evariste Nsabiyumva
    Gaudence Habarugira
    Charles Niyungeko

    Frodebu [Front pour la democratie au Burundi]:
    Jean-Marie Vianney Ntukamazina (replaces Pancrace Cimpaye).

    Members of civil society:
    Catherine Mabobori (replaces Alain-Desire Karibwami)
    Marie-Therese Toyi (replaces Patricie Rwimo)

    Other MPs belonging to the Uprona [Union pour le progres national] and Frodebu parties have retained their seats.

    This article was produced by IRIN News while it was part of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. Please send queries on copyright or liability to the UN. For more information: https://shop.un.org/rights-permissions

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