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Revision as of 21:16, 31 August 2021
National Assembly of Rwizikuru Gungano reRudzi (weRwizi) | |
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| Type | |
| Type | |
| Structure | |
| Seats | 100 |
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National Assembly political groups | Officially non-partisan Government: Democratic Initative (31) Respect Your Elders (24) Opposition: Progressive Front (38) Liberal Alliance (7) |
| Elections | |
| First past the post | |
Last election | 3 April, 2020 |
| Meeting place | |
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| National Assembly House, Port Fitzhubert | |
The National Assembly of Rwizikuru (weRwizi: Gungano reRudzi) is the legislature of Rwizikuru. Originally established as a 150-seat legislature in the 1946 constitution, it was dissolved in 1964 following the passage of the Basic Law of Rwizikuru which made Rwizikuru an absolute monarchy. It was re-established in 2020 with the passage of a new constitution as part of an agreement with the Global Institute for Fiscal Affairs.
While its current meeting place is in Port Fitzhubert, plans are for a new parliament building to be built in Guta raMambo, with institutions to be moved in 2025.
Distribution
| District | Seats |
|---|---|
| Chekumabvazuva | 19 |
| Dzakakwirira | 15 |
| Gutaguru | 1 |
| Hunidzakafa | 4 |
| Mumbengegwi | 1 |
| Ndarira | 10 |
| Nyikaitsva | 1 |
| Parunoguma | 29 |
| North Balisaland | 1 |
| South Balisaland | 5 |
| Tsungirirai | 2 |
| Zvakawanda | 12 |