Oda gasinzigwa biography sampler

MIGEPROF Minister Oda Gasinzigwa

Oda Gasinzigwa (born ) is a Rwandan civil servant and politician. Born in Tanzania as a refugee, she was educated at the Institute of Development Management in Mzumbe and then worked for eight years at the National Bank of Commerce in Dar es Salaam.

Gasinzigwa, Oda, “Rwanda”, in Nelson, Oda Gasinzigwa yahoze ari minisitiri w’uburinganire n’iterambere ry’umuryango yatorewe kuba Inteko ishinga amategeko y’Afurika y’iburasirazuba (EALA), inteko ishinga amategeko y’akarere aho avuga ko azakomeza guharanira guharanira uburenganzira bw’umugore. uyu mugore w'imyaka 49 yatowe n'Inteko ishinga amategeko, asimbuye Christophe Bazivamo mu nteko ishinga amategeko y'akarere.

Oda Gasinzigwa*. Member of Oda Gasinzigwa – Minister of Family and Gender Promotion in the Office of the Prime Minister. Born on 1, August , she attained her Bachelor’s Degree in Local Government.

Oda Gasinzigwa. Chief Gender ODA GASINZIGWA. Minister of Gender and Family Promotion Oda Gasinzigwa, born in Tanzania to Rwandan refugee parents, joined others in the struggle to reconstruct Rwanda after the genocide. In , officials at the gender ministry selected her to work with the National Women’s Council Secretariat.

The professional trajectory of Oda Oda Gasinzigwa is the Chief Gender Monitoring Officer—a position she has held since Three years down the road, she has been a champion for change in the struggle for women.

Minister of Gender and Family Mrs Oda Gasinzigwa was elected by the Parliament in a joint Sitting held on 19 October to join the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) as Rwanda’s flag-bearer in the EALA replacing Hon. Bazivamo Christophe who has been appointed Deputy Secretary-General in charge of Finance and Administration at the East African Community (EAC.

Gender Minister Oda Gasinzigwa (seated Hon Gasinzigwa once served as the Executive Secretary of Rwanda’s Women Council and was a representative in the National Preparatory Committee for Women’s Forum at the International Conference for Peace, Security and Development in the Great Lakes Region.

Oda Gasinzigwa, Chief Gender Monitor, The East African Legislative assembly (EALA), is the independent, legislative arm of the Community. It was formally inaugurated by the Heads of State of the original three EAC Partners States at its first sitting in Arusha, Tanzania on the 30th day of November