Get to know about National Democratic Congress
National Democratic Congress (NDC)/Congres National pour la Democratie(CND) is a coalition of Rally for Unity and Democracy (RUD-Urunana) and Rally of the Rwandan People (RPR-Inkeragutabara). It is open to other political parties who share the same ideals of democracy, justice, equitable society that respect the basic human rights for all Rwandans and residents of Rwanda, without distinction.
NDC strives to change Rwanda, into a progressive nation that respects its neighbors and is well integrated in the region; politically, diplomatically and economically.
Leadership
Jean Marie Vianney Higiro, PhD
RUD-Urunana, President
Johnson Rukeba
RPR-Inkeragutabara, President ai
Felicien Kanyamibwa, PhD
NDC, President
Commissions
Augustin Dukuze, PhD
Spokesperson.
Bonaventure Hakizimana, PhD
Exterior Relations
Rafiki Hyacinthe Nsengiyumva
Political Affairs
Narcisse Sezirahiga
Social Affairs
Other operational commissions and local chapters
You
Welcome to Join!
The People We Serve
The People We Serve; the People We Fight For; The People We Walk With
A Young Person in Rwanda
"In 1994, I was still a baby. Now I am a grown up young woman, ready to contribute to the society. I envision the society where all these divisions will end and we can all live together, in peace and build the country"
A Rwandan Refugee in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
"I saw my parents killed in the camp in Kibumba in 1996. My parents were massacred along thousands of innocent people by the soldiers of General Kagame. I cannot go back to Rwanda with the current criminal regime still in power. There need to be guaranties for people to feel free and secure in Rwanda before we can return "
A Rwandan RUD combattant in Eastern DRC
"We, in RUD-Urunana, are there to protect refugees. These refugees include our parents, children, brothers, relatives and innocent people. We are ready to protect them to the end."
A Business Woman in Rwanda
"We need peace and regional integration in the region to be able to do business with our neighbors. Right now, Rwandans are viewed as invaders, killers, and so forth."
A Public Employee in Rwanda
"Conditions must be created so that Rwandan refugees may come back to Rwanda to help build the country"
Rwandan Defense Forces Officer
"We need to stop killing each other. We are all brothers and sisters."
A Tutsi farmer
"We live in constant fear. The divisive policies of the Rwandan Patriotic Front have created even more mistrust among people"
An RPR combattant
"I left Rwandan Patriotic Front because the leaders have betrayed our vision of a unified, democratic, and prosperous Rwanda"
Student at the National University of Rwanda
"I am graduating soon. Will I have a job. Not sure. Government policies only favor those connected to the powerful"
