The second legislature of the Rwandan Senate commenced in 2011 and ended in 2019.
The Senate is the upper house of the Parliament of Rwanda (Kinyarwanda: Inteko Ishinga Amategeko; French: Parlement. According to the 2003 Constitution of Rwanda, the Senate includes 26 members:[1]
| Name | Provenance | District | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emmanuel Bajana | Public universities | Gasabo | |
| Thérèse Bishagara Kagoyire | Western Province | Nyarugenge | |
| Evariste Bizimana | Northern Province | Gasabo | |
| Jeanne d'Arc Gakuba | Kigali City | Gasabo | |
| Fatou Harerimana | Political parties representative | Gasabo | |
| Zephyrin Kalimba | Appointed by president | Kicukiro | |
| Chrysologue Karangwa | Appointed by president | Kicukiro | |
| Gertrude Kazarwa | Eastern Province | Gasabo | |
| Bernard Makuza | Appointed by president | Huye | |
| Jacqueline Muhongayire | Appointed by president | Huye | |
| Jeanne d' Arc Mukakalisa | Political parties representative | Gasabo | |
| Perrine Mukankusi | appointed by Forum of Political organizations | Nyarugenge | |
| Marie Claire Mukasine | Southern Province | Gasabo | |
| Narcisse Musabeyezu | Northern Province | Burera | |
| Apollinaire Mushinzimana | Western Province | Gasabo | |
| Gallican Niyongana | Southern Province | Gasabo | |
| Laurent Nkusi | Private universities | Gasabo | |
| Jean-Damascène Ntawukuriryayo | Appointed by president | Nyanza | |
| Margaret Nyagahura | Appointed by president | Gasabo | |
| Michel Rugema | Eastern Province | Gasabo | |
| Tito Rutaremara | Appointed by president | Nyarugenge | |
| Célestin Sebuhoro | Eastern Province | Kayonza | |
| Richard Sezibera | Southern Province | Huye | |
| Jean Népomucène Sindikubwabo | Western Province | Rutsiro | |
| Consolée Uwimana | appointed by Forum of Political organizations | Gasabo | |
| Charles Uyisenga | appointed by Forum of Political organizations | Kicukiro |